Wounded Syrian man in Lebanon

Wounded Syrian man in Lebanon

TRIPOLI, Lebanon - Photo taken on Oct. 30, 2011, shows a man nursing an injury at a house in Tripoli, northern Lebanon, after he was shot during an antigovernment protest in Homs, western Syria. The man in his 30s who fled his home country in September 2011 refused to show his face because he was afraid of possible reprisals against members of his family in Homs.

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