Poor lives of children in Syria war
25/8/16
Omran Daqneesh, a Syrian boy, has been a typical example of the Syria
war but Daqneesh is just one of many children who have been badly affected by
conflict in this country.
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The picture which posed the 5-year old Omran Daqneesh with glazed eyes and
bloody face sitting on the ambulance on August 17 has been a phenomenon on the
social network, portraying the fierce battle in Aleppo between Syria Government’s forces and
the rebel.
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According to the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF), 8.4 millions children, accounting
for 80% of Syrian children, have been affected by the war.
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In 2016, 13,5 millions Syrian people need humanitarian assistance, in which
6 millions are children. They have run out of food, medical care and education
services as a result of the war.
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A man saves a wounded girl in Aleppo.
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| The older brother of this boy was killed in the
region under the control of the rebel in Idlib province. In a refugee camp, 79% children have their relatives killed in the Syria war, according to the Migration Policy
Institute based in the US |
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3.7 millions Syrian children have been born since the beginning of the war,
which means 1/3 of Syrian children have been exposed to violence since their
inception.
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Ghazal, 4 years old (left) and Judy, 7 years old, carrying an 8-month child
were screaming when an attack of the government forces broke out.
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| Sheima, 5 years old, was hit by a bullet and
lost both of her eyes. She has been under treatment in a hospital in Kilis, Turkey |
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A wounded boy is taking care in the hospital after an air strike in Douma
area of Damacus, Syria.
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In Aleppo,
95% doctors has been escaped, detained or killed that makes the medical care
difficult for people
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| Gharam, an orphaned girl, is in a meeting of the
Damacus Lovers, a group assists the orphaned children in Ghouta, the suburb in
the east of Damacus. |
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All comments [ 10 ]
God bless them
peace for human mankind, no more wars, no more killings!
War is crime, wish them have better life conditions
Children are innocent, they deserve to have a better life
War brings nothing but pains and losses.
Love them but can't do any things to help them
Poor Syria and its people!
the US, Russia or the UN...someone has to stop this war. This country needs peace and Syrian need a better life.
Syrian children don't have any basic rights, they're trying to live as long as they can.
Hope this war end as soon as possible
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