Sky News witnesses Syrian government targeting schools and hospitals

The video highlights the international community's silence on war crimes forcing civilians to flee. It discusses the dangers and shortages in hospitals, which are often targeted in conflict zones. Evidence suggests violations of international law, including the use of banned cluster bombs. The situation in Idlib, Syria, is dire, with millions affected by the ongoing conflict.

What is the international community criticized for in the video?

• Remaining silent on war crimes against civilians

• Supporting war crimes

• Intervening inappropriately in conflicts

• Providing aid to the wrong groups

Why are hospitals considered dangerous in the context of the video?

• They are overcrowded

• They are targeted for bombings

• They lack proper sanitation

• They are too far from the conflict zones

What has happened to the only hospital serving thousands in the area?

• It has been expanded

• It has been relocated to a safer area

• It has been bombed and is out of operation

• It has received international support

What evidence suggests violations of international law?

• Deployment of banned cluster bombs

• Destruction of cultural heritage sites

• Use of chemical weapons

• Illegal detainment of civilians

What is the current situation for the people in Idlib?

• They have been relocated to safer areas

• The situation is improving daily

• The humanitarian crisis is worsening for over 3 million people

• They are receiving adequate international aid