A sad story but with a happy ending. Since the father was an activist in Syria, the Assad regime imprisoned both of his sons. Now the sons are finally with their family again after so many years apart.
Father-Sons Reunion a Bright Spot in Crisis
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By: Madeline Holler Dec. 14, 2015
Though it's only become a consistent headline for the past few months in the U.S., theSyrian refugee crisis has been dividing families and putting people's lives at risk for years. Every day brings a new story of sadness and tragedy regarding what's happening to the people of Syria.
Lately, there's been some good news, especially out of Canada. Last week, recently elected Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau greeted a family of Syrians who will resettle in his country.
In British Columbia, a news team captured images of a father, long a resident in the western Canadian providence, with his two eldest sons. He'd been separated from them for 15 years.
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Father-Sons Reunion a Bright Spot in Crisis - mom.me
Father-Sons Reunion a Bright Spot in Crisis
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By: Madeline Holler Dec. 14, 2015Though it's only become a consistent headline for the past few months in the U.S., theSyrian refugee crisis has been dividing families and putting people's lives at risk for years. Every day brings a new story of sadness and tragedy regarding what's happening to the people of Syria.
Lately, there's been some good news, especially out of Canada. Last week, recently elected Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau greeted a family of Syrians who will resettle in his country.
In British Columbia, a news team captured images of a father, long a resident in the western Canadian providence, with his two eldest sons. He'd been separated from them for 15 years.
Continue reading at:
Father-Sons Reunion a Bright Spot in Crisis - mom.me
