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Syria. Children of war

One in three Syrian children have been born since the conflict began five years ago and have grown up in a context of "violence, fear and uprooting," according to a UNICEF report released on Monday.

Some 3.7 million children have been born since March 15, 2011, the date of the beginning of the revolt that degenerated into a civil war, according to a Unicef ​​report released Monday titled "No place for children". Of these children, 151,000 were born in host countries of Syrian refugees, mainly Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey. In total, the conflict now affects more than 80% of Syrian children, or 8.4 million, whether in Syria or exiled, according to the UN agency for children.

"In Syria, violence has become commonplace, affecting housing, schools, hospitals, clinics, parks, playgrounds and places of worship," said Peter Salama, regional director for the Middle East and North Africa. He estimates that seven million children live in poverty. The report also lists 1,500 "serious violations" perpetrated in 2015 against Syrian children, 60% of whom were victims of "explosive weapons used in populated areas". More than a third of these children were killed at school or while going to school.

15,000 unaccompanied children separated from their parents

In neighboring countries, the number of refugees is nearly ten times higher today than in 2012 and half of them are children, of whom more than 15,000 are unaccompanied and separated from their parents. "Five years after (the beginning of) the war, millions of children have grown up too fast," says Salama. They "continue to drop out of school, and many of them are forced to work, while girls get married early".

According to Unicef, belligerents continue to recruit children at an increasingly low age. At the beginning of the conflict, it was mostly boys between 15 and 17 years old. "However, since 2014, all parties have recruited children at much younger ages," the report says. More than half of them were under the age of 15 in 2015.

UNICEF estimates that $ 1.4 billion in funding is needed in 2016 to help children regain their dignity and well-being. She regrets, however, that she has received only 6% of the required funding.