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Mohammed Bassiki

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As seen in: SIRAJ, The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), El País, The Guardian, United Press International (UPI), Al-Monitor, Middle East Eye, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), The New Arab, Malta Today, The New Humanitarian, Daraj Media and
Investigative Journalist, Founder, Director @SIRAJ_SYRIA سراج, Member of @ICIJorg. Coffee &Tracing money.
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How child labour and conflict feed Turkey steel boom

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By Sofia Cherici, Andrés Mourenza Verified, Mohammed Bassiki, Dogu Eroglu
| buff.ly
Tainted metal scrap sourced from conflict zones can ultimately become finished steel used by some of Europe’s top firms. The Syrian Investigative Reporting for Accountability Journalism Association (SIRAJ) and El País co-published a set of edited versions of this investigation. Ahmad* is 11 and has lost his hacksaw - or rather, it was stolen by a man whom he recognises as a former soldier of the toppled Syrian regime.
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How child labour and conflict feed Turkey steel boom

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By Sofia Cherici, Andrés Mourenza Verified, Mohammed Bassiki, Dogu Eroglu
| The New Arab Verified
The Syrian Investigative Reporting for Accountability Journalism Association (SIRAJ) and El País co-published a set of edited versions of this investigation. Ahmad* is 11 and has lost his hacksaw - or rather, it was stolen by a man whom he recognises as a former soldier of the toppled Syrian regime. Only now, the man haunts the ruins of Damascus’s periphery with a pistol, clad in civilian clothes. Without the hacksaw, the day’s haul is paltry.
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De la guerra a tu casa: cómo la chatarra de los conflictos bélicos alimenta la industria del acero

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By Andrés Mourenza Verified, Sofia Cherici, Mohammed Bassiki
| El País Verified
Ahmad tiene 11 años y ha perdido su sierra de arco; mejor dicho, se la robó un hombre al que reconoce como un antiguo soldado del régimen sirio de Bachar el Asad —derrocado el pasado diciembre— y que ahora se pasea entre las ruinas de la periferia de Damasco vestido de civil y armado con una pistola. Sin la sierra, el botín de chatarra es hoy bastante escaso.
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