Mohammed Nour, aged 7, works 12 hours a day in a workshop in Duztepe, Gaziantep, where he makes jeans and earns just 50 Turkish lira ($14) per week.
Mohammed's day begins at 6 am and he works for twelve hours a day. His family fled Aleppo four years ago and, like many young Syrian refugees in Turkey, Mohammed has never been to school. His father doesn't earn enough money to support the family in their new home in Turkey so he and his brother go out to work.