UNICEF USA How Syria's children are being educated despite the country's war dailymail.co.uk - By Victoria Finan For Mailonline They live in the most war-torn and dangerous country in the world, and have had the innocence of their childhoods stolen away from them. But children …
UNICEF USA Syria’s children starve as America looks on The Washington Post - By Editorial BoardIT’S BEEN nearly six months since the U.N. Security Council passed a resolution demanding an end to the bombing and shelling of civilian areas in Syria and calling for immediate humanitarian access to
UNICEF USA The Syrian orphans who have witnessed bombs, starvation and execution dailymail.co.uk - By Jenny Stanton For Mailonline The smiles on their faces and the innocent look in their eyes mask the horror hundreds of children living in a Syrian orphanage have witnessed in …
UNICEF USA Children of Syria By the Numbers pbs.org - Dan Nolan In more than five years of war, the fighting in Syria has left an estimated 470,000 dead, more than 1 million injured, and driven 11.3 million from …
UNICEF USA How Syrian Children Cope — Maya Tells Her Story unicefusa.org Meet Maya. She is 9 years old and loves to draw. Originally from Damascus, she and her family now live in Turkey. "I would like to go to a place …
UNICEF USA How Syrian Children Cope — Saja Tells Her Story unicefusa.org Meet Saja, 12. She has been displaced in Aleppo, Syria, for three years. "My friends died when we were bombed," Saja remembers. "My friends Fatima, …
UNICEF USA How Syrian Children Cope — Ammar Tells His Story unicefusa.org Meet 13-year-old Ammar. In Syria, he lived in a nice home. He went to school and played soccer with friends. But two years ago, his family moved to …
UNICEF USA Children in Aleppo — Watch Moheb's Story unicefusa.org Meet Moheb. He's 11 and lives in Aleppo, Syria, where he misses friends who have died in the war and those who have fled. He misses life before the …
UNICEF USA How Syrian Children Cope — Besan Tells Her Story unicefusa.org Meet 14-year-old Besan. She lives in Jordan's Zaatari refugee camp, where, some days, harrassment by boys makes her long walk to school unbearable. …
UNICEF USA Malak and the Boat — One Syrian Child's Journey unicefusa.org In UNICEF's powerful new animated video, "Malak and the Boat," 7-year-old Malak and her family flee war-torn Syria and brave a dangerous journey …
UNICEF USA Syria's children: barrel bombing, shelling and air strikes channel4.com More than a quarter of a million children are living in besieged parts of Syria and are enduring constant fear because of the deadly violence around …
UNICEF USA Jane Bradley: Five-year hell for Syria’s children scotsman.com - Jane Bradley WHETHER in appalling camps or struggling to get to safety in Europe, there is little respite for refugees, writes Jane Bradley On Tuesday, it will be …
UNICEF USA Iraqi officials: ISIS chemical weapons attacks kill child, wound 600 CBS News BAGHDAD -- The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has launched two chemical attacks near the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, killing a 3-year-old …
UNICEF USARefugees Syrian Refugees: One Girl's Story unicefusa.org Growing up in Syria, eight-year-old Sahar experienced an ordinary, happy childhood. Her father had a good job. Her family life was loving. "The days …
UNICEF USA Mass deaths in Syrian jails amount to crime of 'extermination' - U.N. Reuters India - Stephanie NebehayGENEVA (Reuters) - Detainees held by the Syrian government are being killed on a massive scale amounting to a state policy of “extermination” of the civilian population, a crime against humanity, United
UNICEF USA UK 'considering' refugee children call BBC NewsThe government is looking at calls to take in thousands of unaccompanied refugee children who have made it into Europe, a Cabinet minister says. Charities have been calling on the UK to admit 3,000 child
UNICEF USA Russia Is Bombing Syria's Children — These Are Their Stories BuzzFeedREYHANLI, Turkey — Before the war, the two cousins were inseparable. Abdel Rahman Rahmoun loved to swim and train pigeons. Thaer al-Zein favored cars, math, and tinkering with tools and engines. The two
UNICEF USA End the Suffering in Syria: Please Share This Now unicefusa.org UNICEF and more than 120 other humanitarian organizations and U.N. agencies are urging people around the world to raise their voices and call for an …
UNICEF USA Syria monitor says children dead after Russian airstrike hits school The Guardian - Sign inAt least 12 children have been killed along with their teacher in a Russian airstrike that hit a school in Syria’s Aleppo province, a monitor says. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the strike
UNICEF USA U.N. Appeals for $500 Million to Get 1 Million Syrian Children in School NBC News - By ReutersUNITED NATIONS — United Nations education envoy Gordon Brown appealed on Tuesday for $500 million to allow half the two million Syrian children who are refugees in Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan to go to and
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UNICEF USA A Russian airstike has killed eight children and their teacher in Aleppo, Syria, monitor says newsweek.com - Lucy Westcott Eight children and their teacher were killed by a Russian airstrike that hit a school in the northern Syrian province of Aleppo on Monday, according …
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UNICEF USA Aid to be sent to besieged Syrian areas on Monday - sources Reuters India - Reuters EditorialPeople shout slogans during a protest after Friday prayers, calling for the lifting of the siege off Madaya, in the rebel-controlled area of Maaret al-Numan town in Idlib province, Syria January 8, 2016.
UNICEF USA 23 starve to death in besieged Syrian town, medical charity says The Washington Post - Liz SlyBEIRUT — Aid agencies expressed alarm Thursday about dire conditions in a besieged town west of Damascus where people have been eating cats and grass to stay alive and as many as 23 people are reported
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