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Added on the 05/01/2018 12:25:09 - Copyright : AFP EN
Forced to flee from fighting between Yemen's warring sides, Yehya Hayba and his family find themselves crammed into a tent in a desert camp with other families east of Marib city, where fighters are closing in.
As temperatures drop, tens of thousands of civilians forced out of their homes by Syria's war are spending yet another winter in flimsy plastic tents or abandoned half-finished buildings.
After enduring two years of tyranny under the Islamic State group and surviving the war that liberated them, displaced civilians in northern Iraq face a new enemy: the cold.
Displaced Syrians buy second hand winter clothes at the Kafr Lusin camp in northern Idlib province, near the border with Turkey, as they prepare for winter.
As dust whips up around them, families from Syria's Raqa ready their tents for the coming winter at a camp for internally displaced people in Ein Issa, still homeless a year after the Islamic State group was expelled from their city.