Widows of the Syrian Revolution… Alone in the Face of Disaster
The Syrian Observer
January 21, 2014
Losing their husband is only the first part of the struggle
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Losing their husband is only the first part of the struggle
The displaced family didn’t know what hardships awaited them in Jordan after fleeing there to seek shelter and suffering the trauma of their baby’s death
Four million Syrians are unable to secure their nutritional needs. A WFP report also indicates a 40 percent decline in wheat production from 4.5 million tons in 2012 to 2.4 million tons this year
Services in Daraa are provided to beneficiaries regardless of their “political, ethnic, or sectarian affiliation”
Mala Gel’s mission is to provide social and economic services and to ensure the security of residents in the Kurdish areas where the central government’s presence on the ground receded and its institutions were weakened
In the education sector, a campaign was launched called ‘I will not leave my school’. It was planned by the different youth bodies to reopen schools, including a team called ‘The Eye of the City’.
