Among the rubbish bins in rural Damascus, the 24-year-old Rania pulls a large cart with an empty bag attached to it to start wandering in search of recyclable waste. It is a hard job that Rania (pseudonym for security reasons) usually starts after dropping her four girls off to school every day. Rania was forced to work as a waste collector after her husband was arrested to become the sole breadwinner for her daughters, without any source of income or skill through which she could earn money to secure the basic needs of her family. Exploitation, limited income “After we lost our home due to the bombing, my daughters and I moved to an uninhabitable room, and the owner agreed to pay th
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