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Noor joined protests against the Syrian government at her college in 2011. She was jailed by the military but later fled to Turkey as a refugee. This is her story. This story is part of a Refinery29 series that explores the women behind the headlines of the Syrian refugee crisis.
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00:00.
00:12It was a very common day.
00:15I had to study guitar lessons.
00:20The door was very common.
00:21There was a lot of room for me,
00:22because my house was close to my house.
00:36I don't know what to do with my friends.
00:37When I saw the laptop,
00:38I asked for my friends.
00:41I didn't say anything about my friends.
00:45I felt like I didn't do what I did.
00:50But after that,
00:52I felt that there was something that I could do.
01:01I couldn't do anything in my life,
01:03but I couldn't do anything in my life.
01:05The house, the gym, the gym.
01:08I didn't know what to do with my friends.
01:11I went to the first place.
01:25After that,
01:26after that,
01:27after that,
01:27after that,
01:29after that,
01:30I thought that I was in the classroom.
01:50I was in the classroom.
01:52I didn't know my friends
01:52and I didn't know my friends.
01:52I saw the kids who could have been here.
01:56They were at the same time.
01:57I was in the classroom.
01:59And people are sick and trying to be a mess.
02:09The people who don't have any problems,
02:11are they going to hurt anyone?
02:16They're going to hurt anyone.
02:19I'm not going to do anything,
02:19They were going to ask me how much they would be.
02:21I told him to be my father,
02:23I want to go to my dad.
02:24I said they were not going to hurt anyone.
02:26He said that he was going to die.
02:28The men and women are not aware of anything.
02:31We're waiting for them to wait for a day, and then we'll leave the air.
02:38I don't know anything, or I don't know anything.
02:41I don't know anything, or I don't know anything, or I don't know anything.
02:42Of course, the ones I saw was...
02:50The men and women are in the same way.
02:53The men don't change.
02:54It was a similar to the fire,
02:57and there was a fire, and there was a fire, and there was a fire.
03:01I was in Palestine, which was about 3.5 meters,
03:09and I reached the number of 30 meters.
03:11At that time, we were able to sleep.
03:13I didn't have any better sleep at all.
03:17The inside was that you sleep,
03:20and then there was another day to sleep.
03:23That's what's the meaning of it.
03:28I spent 50 days in the summer.
03:32We went to the Shams.
03:35We left it in the morning.
03:37We left it in the morning.
03:38We left it in the house.
03:40We left it in the house.
03:58We left it in the house.
03:59We left it in the house.
04:01We left it in the house.
04:01If the child was a child,
04:03we would have to go back to the house.
04:05I saw that it was a very common job.
04:08There was no children in the house.
04:10We had a child or a child.
04:14I was so ashamed.
04:16I left it in the house.
04:17I left it in the house.
04:22When I was a child,
04:25I felt that I was happy.
04:27I felt the power.
04:28Because I took a decision
04:30to know that my society
04:31doesn't care about it.
04:37It's a bad situation.
04:39But I told myself that it's a better situation.
04:45I'm here in Turkey.
04:47It's a better situation.
04:52I don't know.
04:53I don't know.
04:54I don't know.
04:56I don't know.
05:01That ain't what I want to say.
05:03I'm trying to show my life.
05:03I hope that the party will be moments

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