Najha, who works with the local NGO Oxygen, talks with two former wives of Saudi Islamic State fighters on a street in downtown Raqqa, on April 20, 2024. (Photo by Céline Martelet.)
In a nearly empty apartment in the city center, two women, Souad and Najha, sat on a thin mattress, chatting. Souad’s sons, Mohammad and Omar, seven and nine, frequently interrupted the conversation — seeking their mother’s attention. In 2014, their...
In a nearly empty apartment in the city center, two women, Souad and Najha, sat on a thin mattress, chatting. Souad’s sons, Mohammad and Omar, seven and nine, frequently interrupted the conversation — seeking their mother’s attention. In 2014, their...