VOICED : Displaced by war Syrians seek safety in cars building shells

The video highlights the plight of Syrians displaced by the ongoing conflict since 2011. It focuses on a 62-year-old man who lost his home and family, struggling to afford rent and basic living conditions. The narrative expands to the broader impact of the conflict, with millions displaced and homes destroyed, leading to overcrowding in some areas. Families, like Sakina's, are forced to adapt to cramped living conditions, sharing spaces to afford rent. The video underscores the severe humanitarian crisis and the resilience of those affected.

What challenges does the 62-year-old Syrian man face after being displaced?

• He struggles to find work and earn enough money.

• He has difficulty accessing education for his children.

• He cannot afford to travel to stay with his children.

• He is unable to find medical care.

How many people were expected to be displaced by the Syrian conflict by the end of 2015?

• 5 million

• 12 million

• 10 million

• 7 million

Which areas are mentioned as the most damaged by the conflict?

• Aleppo and Raqqa

• Latakia and Tartus

• Damascus countryside and Homs

• Idlib and Daraa

What is the main reason Sakina's family lives with other families in one flat?

• To share the rent

• For safety in numbers

• To access better schools

• To be closer to work opportunities

What do Sakina's sons do to contribute to the family's income?

• They work as carpenters.

• They work in a factory.

• They collect garbage.

• They sell food in the market.