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Frequent barrel bombing and shelling has forced key parts of life underground. In besieged areas across Syria there are clinics, hospitals, schools and factories running as best they can in cellars and basements, where they hope to stay safe from airstrikes. One school manages to teach more than 1,300 pupils in a web of underground classrooms. It used to operate above ground until two missiles directly hit one of the busy classrooms, killing several pupils and wounding many more. The school shut down while teachers looked for an alternative – eventually setting up a small room in a bunker, then expanding every term. Many of the children are orphaned or separated from their parents. * after a name indicates that the name has been changed to protect identity. This must be reflected in all usage. Additional Information Save the Children’s new report Childhood Under Siege highlights the experiences of hundreds of thousands of children in Syria’s besieged cities. The sieges prevent food, medicine, fuel and other vital supplies from entering and stop people from fleeing active conflict zones. Inside these cities families are struggling to survive in some of the most difficult conditions imaginable. In Syria, Save the Children has supported partners working in besieged and hard to reach areas since 2013. Together we provide food parcels to vulnerable families, support schools to keep running, repair water systems and distribute hygiene kits, and set up safe spaces and provide psychological support for children affected by bombing and siege. With our support, our partners have provided some level of assistance to more than 500,000 children in besieged and hard to reach locations in Syria. Pressebild: save the children

In dem neuen Bericht „Kindheit in Trümmern. Leben und Sterben in den belagerten Gebieten Syriens“ beschreibt Save the Children umfassend die Situation und das Leiden einer Viertelmillion Kinder in den belagerten Gebieten Syriens und die negativen Auswirkungen der vorherrschenden Lebensumstände auf deren Psyche und Zukunft. (WK-intern) - Die betroffenen Kinder und ihre Familien sind eingesperrt; die Versorgung mit Nahrungsmitteln, Medikamenten und anderen lebensnotwendigen Gütern ist unterbrochen. Save the Children fordert, dringend alle Belagerungen aufzuheben und unverzüglich dauerhaften Zugang für humanitäre Hilfe in allen betroffenen Gegenden zuzulassen. In dem Bericht schildern die Kinder aus belagerten Gebieten, dass sie in ständiger Angst vor Angriffen leben.

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