Rebuilding Education for Children Returning to Syria
Photo: Concern Worldwide Major political changes uprooted life in Syria in late 2024, with more than 3.5 million people estimated to have returned since then, according to the International Rescue Committee. While the return of people who had been displaced both within Syria and in neighbouring countries were a cause of celebration for many who were reunited with loved ones […]
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