Newborn Syrian Refugee

After a series of conflicting reports, a Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) spokesperson confirmed the death of the newborn son of the UK's runaway ISIS bride, Shamima Begum, in a refugee camp in Syria.

When a Syrian couple, refugees in Canada, named their newborn son after the country's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in May, they only hoped their child would be able to meet his famous namesake one day. On Saturday, that wish came true. Baby Justin Trudeau (yes, that's his his first name) met the Canadian Prime Minister.

A Syrian couple, refugees in Canada, have named their newborn after the country's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Fun fact: Justin Trudeau is the baby's first name! His full name? Justin Trudeau Adam Bilal.

Nearly 30,000 Syrian children born as refugees in Lebanon are in a legal limbo, not registered with any government, exposing them to the risk of a life of statelessness deprived of basic rights.

Young mothers who fled Syria's war for dismal refugee camps in Lebanon struggle to imagine a future for their babies, even though they find their newborns a rare source of joy.

After a series of conflicting reports, a Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) spokesperson confirmed the death of the newborn son of the UK's runaway ISIS bride, Shamima Begum, in a refugee camp in Syria.

When a Syrian couple, refugees in Canada, named their newborn son after the country's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in May, they only hoped their child would be able to meet his famous namesake one day. On Saturday, that wish came true. Baby Justin Trudeau (yes, that's his his first name) met the Canadian Prime Minister.

A Syrian couple, refugees in Canada, have named their newborn after the country's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Fun fact: Justin Trudeau is the baby's first name! His full name? Justin Trudeau Adam Bilal.

Nearly 30,000 Syrian children born as refugees in Lebanon are in a legal limbo, not registered with any government, exposing them to the risk of a life of statelessness deprived of basic rights.

Young mothers who fled Syria's war for dismal refugee camps in Lebanon struggle to imagine a future for their babies, even though they find their newborns a rare source of joy.