Published : 18-11-2018
A human rights workshop was staged by the AlNaqeeb School in AlSayeda Zeinab Camp for Palestinian refugees.
Teaching staff members Osama Tarboush, Shamaa Mahmoud, and Iman Saleh elaborated on the human rights toolbox and mechanisms needed to develop and sustain a human rights culture among children.
AlSayeda Zeinab Camp, held by the Syrian government forces and their affiliated popular committees, has been gripped with dire socio-economic conditions as a result of the high rates of unemployment. Scores of civilians have fled the camp while others have been forced to join pro-government battalions.
A human rights workshop was staged by the AlNaqeeb School in AlSayeda Zeinab Camp for Palestinian refugees.
Teaching staff members Osama Tarboush, Shamaa Mahmoud, and Iman Saleh elaborated on the human rights toolbox and mechanisms needed to develop and sustain a human rights culture among children.
AlSayeda Zeinab Camp, held by the Syrian government forces and their affiliated popular committees, has been gripped with dire socio-economic conditions as a result of the high rates of unemployment. Scores of civilians have fled the camp while others have been forced to join pro-government battalions.
