Young students at the Al Aqsa School for Palestinian refugee children in Damascus, Syria.
© UNICEF video
By Monica Awad
DAMASCUS, Syria, 2008 – Palestinian children residing in Husseiniyeh camp here are suffering from overcrowded classrooms and double-shift schools. Faced with staggering challenges outside the classroom, children are now in danger of losing their right to a quality education.
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