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Articles from Syria

  1. Trade union rights are human rights 3 October 2014

    Syria: International shock at death of 30 children in school bomb attack

    EI has been shocked to learn that at least 30 Syrian children have been killed in a double bombing by a suicide attacker at a school in the government-controlled city of Homs.

    Syria: International shock at death of 30 children in school bomb attack
  2. Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4 10 January 2014

    Global civil society drive to get Syrian children back to school

    EI has welcomed the work done by A World at School to ensure that Syrian children get access to quality education. A World at School is a global initiative to mobilise efforts to deliver education and learning to the 57 million children globally who miss out on education.

    Global civil society drive to get Syrian children back to school
  3. Trade union rights are human rights 12 November 2013

    Syria: School bombing injures students

    This week, a mortar bomb struck an elementary school in the neighbourhood of Al-Zahira in southern Damascus, Syria, causing injuries among its students.

    Syria: School bombing injures students
  4. Trade union rights are human rights 6 December 2012

    28 students and teachers killed in mortar attack on Syrian school

    According to media reports yesterday, at least 28 students and a teacher were killed when a mortar hit the Batiha school in al-Wafidin camp, a community of about 25,000 displaced people, about twenty kilometres northeast of the capital. The reports said Syria’s official Sana news agency accused Syrian rebel forces...

    28 students and teachers killed in mortar attack on Syrian school
  5. Trade union rights are human rights 2 April 2012

    Syria: Conflict takes a heavy toll on education

    The continuing conflict in Syria is taking a heavy toll on education, as thousands of Syrian families take their children out of school and flee across the border to seek refuge.

    Syria: Conflict takes a heavy toll on education