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عكس السير
Syrian hid in self-built prison for 13 years
Mohamed Zkur's story revolves around his life confined behind a wall in his home in Latakia, northwestern Syria. He lived in complete isolation for over 13 years within a small space measuring one meter in width and nearly three meters in height. This was after he decided to hide in order to preserve his life, following multiple arrests and releases during the Syrian revolution. He lived disconnected from the outside world, with his wife only able to communicate with him by passing food and medicine through a small hole in the wall. He protected his family from discovery despite the dangers, including security raids that could have uncovered his secret, which ultimately worsened his daughter’s health. After the fall of the regime and the lifting of the siege, his family revealed his location. His children were surprised to see him, as they had believed he had died. It became clear that his life had been behind the wall—he could hear their voices and observe them but was unable to tell them he was still alive.
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