Idlib – Yousef Ghuraibi “It was very dark,” Badra, a displaced Syrian woman in her fifties, recounted to Enab Baladi the conditions in which she stumbled, fell on the ground, and broke her leg, one night after she left her tent. The night of Badra’s injury is one of many dark nights in the camp of Maarrat Misrin in the northern countryside of Idlib province. The camp inhabitants in northwestern Syria have become accustomed to darkness without adapting to its dangerous consequences. The dangerous road to communal latrines Thirty-something-year-old Nofa al-Yasin lives in the al-Anwar camp (ironically, the camp’s Arabic name means the camp of lights) for internally displaced persons (
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