Turkish Town Up For Nobel Peace Prize After Taking In 120,000 Refugees
A Turkish town a few miles from the Syrian border has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize after taking in thousands of Syrian refugees.
By Melissa Prax | March 13, 2016
A lot of things have changed for the Turkish town of Kilis since the Syrian conflict began in 2011, but one of the biggest changes is the addition of 120,000 refugees.
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