Another woman I know had lost her husband long before the 2011 revolution. Following the revolution, she lived with her four children in a village outside regime control, but she’d often go to visit her relatives in regime-controlled areas. When militias loyal to the regime learned that she was visiting from the opposition side, they reported her to intelligence officials. Days later, she was arrested by regime forces and accused of smuggling weapons to rebel fighters. She remained in prison for almost four years, during which two of her teenage boys, left with no one to take care of them, joined an armed group. Lastly, the data highlights some of the ways brands and celebrities are using their influence to increase visibility to both the problems of wasteful fashion and its solutions. While people like Meghan Markle and Emma Watson have both successfully used their closets and platforms to bring awareness to the issue, brands like Patagonia, Reformation, and Stella McCartney are putting ethical fashion into practice. involving Spencer Hastings, Hanna Marin, Aria Montgomery, Emily Fields, Alison DiLaurentis, and Mona Vanderwaal now before the end of the month comes to take all your happiness away. Though I am now making a living as a journalist, my life has been forever altered by the horror of the Syrian conflict. Many of the Syrian women I know have faced what I have faced, or worse, and have experienced other yo-yo effects of leaving and coming back.