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Syrie, quatre ans après — un bilan effarant

More than half a million people have fled Syria for neighbouring countries, even Iraq (Domiz camp, Kurdistan region, Iraq) Jodi Hilton/IRIN
Domiz refugee camp, Kurdistan region, Iraq (Dec 2012)
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    Alors que la guerre en Syrie entre dans sa cinquième année, le bilan humain dépasse presque l'entendement.

    La guerre a fait 210 060 morts. Soit 145 par jour, six par heure, depuis le début du conflit.

    Cliquez sur ce lien pour voir la présentation en photos d'IRIN sur les épouvantables conséquences humanitaires de la guerre.
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