Tracey Shelton

Young rebel fighters are becoming increasingly disillusioned by corruption, disunity and increasing Islamic extremism among Syria's opposition fighters.

Many Libyan rebels who took to the streets to oust Moammar Gadhafi are now struggling to return to normalcy. GlobalPost correspondent Tracey Shelton reports. The full episode is no longer available for online streaming. Why? Please continue to enjoy…

In village after village last month in Iraq, the Islamic State executed scores of Yazidi men. A few lived to tell about it.©TraceyShelton2014 (All Rights Reserved)

Doctor Osman al-Haj Osman describes life in an Aleppo Hospital.

For tens of thousands of Australian adults, childhood abuse didn't end just because they turned 18. But Suzanne broke free and hopes others can follow her lead.

When Iraq's marshlands were drained by the Saddam regime, around 100,000 families were displaced. Now that the waters are coming back, so are the families. In this video we meet some of them and talk about life in Iraq's marshlands of Eden.

Majid Fituri tells his story of the battle for Misratah and the aftermath of Libya's revolution.

Government tanks and snipers attack the rebel controlled town of Ariha in northern Syria. Ariha, with it's strategic position on the highway between Idlib and Latakia, has changed hands between government and rebel forces numerous times since the…

It wasn't supposed to be a war. It was supposed to be a revolution: The Syrian conflict's path, as seen through the eyes of three friends of different allegiances who refuse to let the war tear them apart.©TraceyShelton2014 (All Rights Reserved)

Against all odds, a toddler survives a bomb attack that killed his entire family in Aleppo, Syria. Many more have not not been so lucky.©TraceyShelton2012 (All Rights Reserved)

A compilation of some of my work from the conflicts in Libya, Iraq and Syria where civilians became soldiers overnight and deadly battles rage between rebel groups and government soldiers.©TraceyShelton2017 All rights reserved

Are China's "ghost cities" the biggest debt fuelled bubble in the history of the planet or fore-thinking urban planning?

August 15, 2020: Afghanistan allows mothers' names on birth certificates in 'significant' milestone for women's rights.

Six months ago the city of Maarat al-Nu'man was still functioning. Today it's rubble. It's a process that has played out over and over across Syria.Reposted in HD from January 14, 2013 ©TraceyShelton2013 (All Rights Reserved)

As the world tries to cobble together a coalition of the willing to fight the Islamic State (IS), there's already an unlikely alliance of front-line forces working to hold back the violent extremists.©TraceyShelton2016 (All Rights Reserved)

Jameela and Wajahad both fled the Taliban but, while Jameela can enjoy this Melbourne park with her family, Wajahad can only look on from behind a small locked window.

After the Islamic State took their homes and their families, Yazidi fighters are on the frontline in Sinjar fighting to get it back.While the world sees them as victims, there is another side you need to see. They are tough, they've been pushed to…