CLEAN : All children in Syria's Aleppo suffering trauma: UNICEF

The speaker shares their 15-year experience with UNICEF, highlighting the severe trauma faced by children in conflict zones like Syria. Many children, born during the conflict, have only known war and bombings, affecting their resilience and making them more vulnerable to harm. The normalization of violence in their lives is a significant concern.

What is the main focus of the speaker's 15-year experience with UNICEF?

• Providing education to children in rural areas

• Observing the trauma in children affected by conflict

• Improving healthcare facilities for children

• Building schools in developing countries

What is the only reality known to some children born in conflict zones in Syria?

• Stable family life

• Access to quality education

• Continuous bombardment and war

• Peaceful coexistence

How do children in conflict zones react to explosions, according to the speaker?

• They panic and seek shelter

• They are indifferent and do not react

• They try to escape the area

• They cry and run to their parents

Why are children in conflict zones more vulnerable to harm?

• They are not educated

• They have normalized violence

• They lack proper nutrition

• They are physically weaker

What is a significant challenge faced by children in conflict zones?

• Lack of access to technology

• Limited recreational activities

• Inability to travel freely

• Exposure to constant violence