Despite tough conditions, kids who escaped Mosul are happy to be free

The video highlights the dire conditions in Mosul camps, where displaced families face a harsh winter. Children, who have suffered under ISIS, find solace in limited educational activities. Families recount their traumatic experiences under ISIS and their escape to the camps. Despite the challenges, children express hope and dreams for the future. The camps, initially temporary, now seem indefinite, with security concerns restricting movement. Aid organizations worry about the lack of proper schooling and the long-term impact on children.

What are some of the challenges faced by civilians in the Mosul camps?

• Comfortable living conditions

• Abundant food supplies

• Access to luxury amenities

• Harsh winter and toxic fumes

What activities do children engage in at the child-friendly space in the camps?

• Playing, singing, and learning

• Working in factories

• Attending military training

• Participating in political rallies

How did ISIS influence the education of children like Bishara?

• By providing scholarships

• By using militarization in lesson plans

• By offering free textbooks

• By organizing field trips

What was the reason for Hijran's family fleeing Mosul?

• They were offered a new job

• Her husband was killed by ISIS

• They were invited by relatives

• They wanted to go on vacation

What are some of the fears expressed by Hijran regarding her children?

• Fear of not having internet access

• Fear of retribution and safety

• Fear of not having enough toys

• Fear of missing school

What is the main concern of aid organizations regarding the camps?

• Overabundance of resources

• Excessive luxury facilities

• Too many entertainment options

• Lack of proper schooling and protection

Why are families unable to leave the camps?

• They are waiting for a festival

• They are forbidden due to security concerns

• They enjoy the camp life

• They have no transportation