It’s estimated 3.5 million refugee children are out of school around the world. With 50 percent between the ages of 6 to 12, and 75 percent between the ages of 12 to 15.
The world is finally seeing how it affects us all. From the massive exodus of Syrian children and their families, being relocated to Europe, South and North America, this year.
Not only are these children suffering from emotional and psychological trauma, they are defenseless against discrimination and potential abuse, as well as being vulnerable to human traffickers.
The Syrian refugee crisis demonstrates what is happening to children, and how countries show little value to their existences.
What’s happening in Syria is not a one-off. It’s a growing epidemic in Africa, Asia
The world is finally seeing how it affects us all. From the massive exodus of Syrian children and their families, being relocated to Europe, South and North America, this year.
Not only are these children suffering from emotional and psychological trauma, they are defenseless against discrimination and potential abuse, as well as being vulnerable to human traffickers.
The Syrian refugee crisis demonstrates what is happening to children, and how countries show little value to their existences.
What’s happening in Syria is not a one-off. It’s a growing epidemic in Africa, Asia