#SyriaCrisis: 5 years in 60 seconds

 

Take 60 seconds to watch the 5 brutal years of Syria.

 

To know more:

Children’s suffering has hit rock bottom in Syria as the conflict reaches seven years. The song, which is composed and donated to UNICEF by Zade Dirani, UNICEF Regional Ambassador for the Middle East and North Africa, is a message of hope from Syria’s children to the children and people of the world, with a simple request to get their childhood back. The song is performed by 10 year-old Ansam, an internally displaced girl in Syria who was born blind. Children performing as part of the choir are all internally displaced and participate, along with Ansam, in UNICEF psychosocial support programmes.

 

Food for Thought:

  1. Which is the most memorable part of the video to you? What drawn your attention?
  2. Which are the child rights that are being affected under war conditions? (hint: rights to survival, rights to development, rights to protection, rights to participation) Use one example from the video to illustrate your answer.
  3. Which are the stakeholders that can help the children in Syria? Why?

 

Extended Reading:

UNICEF HK - Booklet of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

 

Other Videos:

Heartbeat, a song for Syria

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

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