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In the days after the earthquakes, it was hard to tell which of the children here still had parents. As local officials tried to match survivors with their mothers and fathers, they found they had never known some of the families at all.

WASHINGTON D.C.: Airstrikes targeting civilian infrastructure in the rebel-held enclave of Idlib in Syria have become so common in recent months, they have ceased to be considered news by many Western media outlets, human-rights campaigners say. According to Syrian Civil Defense, the rebel-affiliated first responders also known as the White Helmets, attacks by the Bashar Assad

Volunteer Mona Mufalani, who helped with response efforts, lamented: 'I carry the body of a child whose only fault was that she went to school.'

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Five things you need to know this week about global education (May 07, 2021) Format Theirworld: G7 countries failing the next generation Theirworld has accused the G7 countries of failing to support efforts to get vulnerable children back into school in the wake of the pandemic. A joint statement from Theirworld President Justin van Fleet and Chair Sarah Brown said world leaders were "poised to miss a once-in-a-century opportunity to invest in the next generation". Foreign and development minis...

North West Syria: Schools and children still under attack despite year of ceasefire Format Amman, 6 May 2021 - Attacks on schools in North West Syria have been continuing despite a ceasefire that was agreed more than a year ago, Save the Children said today. Since the beginning of 2020, Save the Children and its partner Hurras Network have confirmed 37 attacks on educational facilities to date in the North West of Syria[i]. Nine of these took place after the announcement of the ceasefire in Ma...

English News and Press Release on Syrian Arab Republic about Health and Protection and Human Rights; published on 29 Apr 2021 by Save the Children