VOICED: Syrian Kurds find refuge in Iraqi Kurdistan

The video discusses the Domies refugee camp in Kurdistan, Iraq, which houses Syrian Kurds fleeing oppression in Syria. Refugees like Mahmoud Mohammed share their experiences of hardship and the support they receive in the camp, including electricity, food, and plans for a school. Despite challenging conditions, refugees find security in the camp. The camp is expanding to accommodate more refugees as the conflict in Syria continues. The UN reports nearly 150,000 Syrians are sheltered in neighboring countries, with 7,500 in Iraq.

What was Mahmoud Mohammed's profession before fleeing to the Domies refugee camp?

• Teacher

• Farmer

• Carpenter

• Doctor

What are some of the basic necessities provided to refugees in the Domies camp?

• Internet, housing, and transportation

• Electricity, food, and water

• Clothing, entertainment, and travel

• Education, healthcare, and jobs

Why does Ahmed Sabry prefer living in the Domies camp over staying in Syria?

• Better job opportunities

• More luxurious living conditions

• Higher quality education

• Safer environment for his family

What is the future plan for the Domies camp as the number of refugees increases?

• To accommodate 10,000 additional people

• To relocate the camp to a new location

• To merge with another refugee camp

• To close the camp and send refugees back

According to the UN, how many Syrians are being sheltered in neighboring countries?

• 200,000

• 150,000

• 100,000

• 50,000