ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月19日 03時03分

Canada has the world's most caring and personalized #refugee resettlement program. When these children from Syria moved to Toronto with their parents last winter, a group of volunteers attended to their every need, helping them find everything from an apartment to halal food. The sponsors even applied to bring other family members to #Canada. The Mohammads were astonished and grateful. But over 10 months, the relationship began to reshape the family, rewriting roles and rules they had always followed. Bayan, the oldest child, is going from girl to adolescent, Middle Eastern to North American all at the same time. She’s the one most likely to remember their now-obliterated life in Syria. On some days, her parents think Bayan will be able to meld her old and new identities; on others, they fear that her Syrianness is being erased. @lynseyaddario photographed the Mohammad children — Bathoul, left, Bayan, in the back, Mohammed, right and Ahmed — on their way home from school.

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