From 'Inside Assad's Syria' on FRONTLINE

As Syrian Refugees Flee, What Happens To Those Left Behind?

The Leonard Lopate Show | Oct 22, 2015

While tens of thousands of refugees flee from war in Syria, what is life like for those who are left behind? Frontline correspondent Martin Smith reports on the government-controlled areas of Syria as the war escalates, and the realities of everyday life for ordinary Syrians caught in the crisis. "Inside Assad’s Syria" premieres Tuesday, Oct. 27 on PBS and online.

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