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Insight - Life and a death sentence in rebel-held Damascus

Monday, 03 Mar 2014 | 10:15 PM MYT

Damaged buildings and debris are pictured in Duma, Damascus January 5, 2014. REUTERS/Rafat Beram

(The identity of the correspondent has been withheld for security reasons)

DAMASCUS (Reuters) - One day last November, armed rebels woke Hind and her family at six in the morning and ordered them to march.

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