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James Denselow is a writer on Middle East politics and security issues and a director of the New Diplomacy Platform(NDP). He has worked extensively in the Middle East, including research for foreign policy think-tank Chatham House, writing and reporting for several media publications and for communications and advocacy work with international NGOs. He is a research associate at the Foreign Policy Centre (FPC) and a fellow at the Centre for Syrian Studies (CSS).
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Humanitarian solutions to the education crisis facing Syrian children are largely ignoring those most in need, argues Middle East writer and researcher James Denselow. Children inside Syria are being overlooked.
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