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5/12/2012 – Image Kristian Buus]
5.12.2012. When Mohamed was born in 2000,
he was already a refugee. His family fled Palestine for Lebanon more than 60
years ago and they still live in the sprawling Ein el-Helweh refugee camp they
lived in when they first arrived. Like most of the 280,000 Palestinian refugees
living in Lebanon today, they live in abject poverty.
But life for Mohamed became even more
difficult when his parents divorced. His father insists that Mohamed cannot
live with his mother, and his stepmother has refused to let him live with his
father.
"Every time my father sees me, he
pushes me, beats me and hits me with his belt," Mohamed says.
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