Zuhal Tayeh was once a good student at a girls’ school in Baghdad with strong academics.
But somewhere along the line, after missing a year of schooling in Iraq, another year here in Jordan, and finally returning to the classroom in Amman this school year, she lost her motivation to study.
“I can’t bring myself to study here,” the 16-year-old says during an interview in her family’s sparsely furnished apartment in the Shmeissani neighborhood of Amman, where most...
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