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Qusay Noor is a journalist and photographer from Eastern Ghouta in Syria. Follow him on Twitter: @QUSAY_NOOR_
The New Arab travelled with Syrian refugees from Istanbul to the Greek border, where thousands are now trapped.
In pictures: Rebel fighters and civilians embark on their journey out of Eastern Ghouta's war-ravaged towns and into the northern Syrian countryside.
Over 400,000 people are trapped in Eastern Ghouta, surviving on limited amounts of food and spending most of their time squeezed into underground shelters.
Photoblog: Exclusive photos show the human cost of the Syrian regime's daily bombardments of Eastern Ghouta - with children bearing the brunt of the onslaught.
Exclusive photos show how Assad's troops dug up corpses and raided tombs, stealing buried valuables while they controlled Harasta in Eastern Ghouta. Photos by Qusay Noor [Graphic images]
Photoblog: Exclusive photos show how Syrians in Eastern Ghouta have been forced into underground shelters in order to survive Assad's campaign of death and destruction above ground.
Exclusive: Syrian photographer Qusay Noor captures the relentless devastation in Eastern Ghouta, where airstrikes continue to claim hundreds of lives [Warning: Contains graphic images].
Video: The latest video to emerge from Eastern Ghouta shows desperation at every turn.
Exclusive: Syrian photographer Qusay Noor has captured the wholesale slaughter in Eastern Ghouta, where days of airstrikes have killed hundreds of civilians [Warning: Contains graphic images].
Photoblog: Within days, Syrian regime airstrikes killed hundreds of civilians, including dozens of children in Eastern Ghouta. Qusay Noor took these photos in Arbin, one of the areas hardest hit.
Residents of besieged Eastern Ghouta join a viral social media campaign in support of Karim - the baby who lost an eye and fractured his skull in regime airstrikes.
The Syrian honeybees of Eastern Ghouta are battling daily with death - much like the people of the Damascus suburb itself.
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