Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future

North Syria 's camps have a number of the children who have been forced to displace with their families, seeking to safe shelter , who have been prevented of the their right of Education ,and al-Jerobo camp among those camps whose children suffer from lack of Education.

Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
Al-Jerobo camp's children , between tragic present, ambiguous future
12 December, 2018   06:48

HAMAD AL_MUSTAFA /AL_RAQQA

Al-Jerobo camp ,located in the northern countryside of al-Raqqa, which has 270 families from various Syrian regions, including Deir-ez-Zor , Aleppo, Homs and Hama,  they came to these areas after intensification the battels between the conflicting parties in their areas. This is the main reason that forced them to leave their homes.and ,there are 570 chlidern between a tragic present and an unknow future.

The children of al-Jarobo camp demand on humanitarian organizations, including the children's rights organization, to set up a small tent or prefabricated room to take lessons from the teacher may be can help them for building bright future."

When you enter the camp, you see the children of the camp, In the case of chaos. Some of them play football and the others are digging in the dirt. This fills their time because they do not find anything to fill their vacations."

The child Ahmad al-Saleh,who is displaced with his family from the eastern countryside of Deir-ez-Zor  said: "I am ten years old and I do not know how to hold the pen or even read a word and write a letter from my name. I want my most basic rights: the right to learn."

The child Ali al-Abdullah from Badia Homs, who showed jealousy on his face when he said, "I feel jealous when I see children living in their homes going from morning to school and coming back at noon. They are all happy with what they learned in their school."

It should be noted that the areas controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces SDF are among the most populated areas of the displaced, as a result of the security and safety provided by the forces. The areas occupied by Turkey and the areas dominated by the regime forces are unstable and none of them return to it .

(T/S)

ANHA