“My village is only a few kilometers away. I dream of going back there. But to do what? Here, at least, I have a salary, a house, relationships… I know my hell. » Bader, 28, points to the hills surrounding the Aq-Burhan camp in rural Aleppo. Behind, Al-Bab, his village, is only a few kilometers away. However, it remains inaccessible. But eight years after being locked up with 13 members of his family in Al-Hol, “this death place where the Kurds had thrown us”, the young Syrian could soon regain his freedom.
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