VOICED : Aleppos children getting

The transcript discusses the severe impact of the Syrian conflict on children in Aleppo, highlighting the normalization of violence in their daily lives. Families are displaced due to heavy bombardments, and children are severely traumatized by the violence. Aid agencies like Save the Children are working to address these issues. The media's portrayal of the conflict affects children's understanding, and living near the frontline poses constant risks, putting childhood on hold.

What has become a part of daily life for children in Aleppo?

• Watching cartoons

• Sound of explosions and gunfire

• Playing in the park

• Going to school

Why did the family of six have to stay with relatives?

• They wanted to be closer to the city center

• Their house was destroyed by a flood

• They were visiting for a family reunion

• Their home was heavily bombarded

What has the global aid agency Save the Children warned about?

• Children are severely traumatized by violence

• Children are not receiving enough food

• Children are not playing enough sports

• Children are not getting enough education

What does the father prevent his children from watching on TV?

• Music videos

• Cartoons

• News showing dead people

• Sports events

What is a risk associated with playing football near the frontline?

• Getting lost

• Being caught in gunfire

• Losing the ball

• Getting sunburned