With their parents unable to find work,boys tough it out in the Lebanese capital at night to sell flowers or shine shoes On a Friday night in Beirut, tiny figures weave in and out of the traffic between moving cars. They stand on tiptoes to peer through vehicle windows in an attempt to charm drivers out of a dollar or two.The children are Syrian refugees, or often the sole breadwinners for their families,working through the night selling flowers and shining shoes. They come from families stuck in limbo in Lebanon, and whose parents desperately want to disappear back to Syria. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com