Among the olive trees in northwestern Syria, displaced teenager Wissam Diab plucks an oud outside his new home, a tent surrounded by luscious plants.

A 10-year-old boy has been sleeping outside in a tent for more than 200 days in memory of two family friends.

Dedicated workers are sleeping in tents in the garden of a care home to protect their residents from catching coronavirus.

Six months of shelter, support, solidarity and political standoff have come to an end after occupants of the tent city in the center of Sydney began packing up their belongings. The camp’s residents started the slow process of removing their tents on Friday under the supervision of police, who had been granted new powers to clear the area under legislation passed by the New South Wales parliament this week.