An estimated 2.4 million children are out of school in Syria and another 1.6 million children are at risk of dropping out.
Samir is one of them….
In this article, we will present a series of videos featuring children from Syria, each telling their own story of how they are coping with ongoing trauma, anxiety, and fear caused by earthquakes, as well as the ongoing violence and instability of the region. Through these stories, we will explore the devastating impact of earthquakes on children in Syria, the unique challenges they face, and the urgent need for resources and support to help them rebuild their lives.
Hadeel Arja
In northern Syria’s displaced camps, little girls are forced to use hormones to speed up their menstruation and get married.
Click here and read the full story of “forced puberty” and the coercion of girls, who have not not yet menstruated, to intake hormonal drugs or being beaten on their backs with the aim of accelerating puberty and having them married.
To watch Jana’s story from Syria All you need is:
- To scan the QR codes with your mobile phone, and point your phone anywhere in your room, and you’ll find yourself listening to her story.
- Or: You can just click on a link attached to each article.
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