As you watch the 10th Democratic Debate, keep in mind the 2020 Presidential Candidates’ stances on Syria.
SOS is excited to be bringing you monthly newsletters! Read through our February edition for an update on current events in Syria and all things SOS.
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It's official! #GivingTuesday is just 14 days away! This year, we are celebrating those who are #GrowingupwithKaram.
Karam's goal to create #10000Leaders starts with YOU. So join us, and be sure to follow the hashtags for news, updates, and a few surprises along the way!
Don’t forget to register your chapter for #Dares4Syria! The team registration deadline is 11/20. Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
You can support SOS through your online shopping! Go to smile.amazon.com and select "Students Organize for Syria"
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An Article Written by the ICRC on the humanitarian condition of Syria:
"Importantly, humanitarian action for people in Syria should not be held hostage to controversies about return. "
icrc.org/en/document/humanit…
"UN officials say as many as 800,000 people could be displaced and that the already high number of people in need of aid could increase dramatically."
bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-…
#TBT to our 2017 and very first SOS National Conference!! Make sure to stay tuned for our 2018 Conference
Link for event: facebook.com/events/11260496…
Today marks the 7th anniversary of the Syrian revolution; started on March 15, 2011 by school-aged children expressing their free thoughts.
We at SOS want to show our solidarity for the revolutionary spirits and let them know that the world has not forgotten them.#7yearstoolong
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85 civilians were killed in Ghouta today because of Russian bombing on the eastern suburb of Damascus. Aisha was one of those 85 innocent victims. RIP
"Continued fighting and bombing in Eastern Ghouta have led to severe shortages of food, fuel and drinking water for its 400,000 inhabitants."
voanews.com/a/food-shortages…
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We salute the students and professors at Free Aleppo University - Idlib campus who continue to learn in spite of bombings and unjust school closures. #With_Idlib
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In order to have a credible peace process, there must be a commitment to stop the bombing.
“As violence continues to intensify in East Ghouta, thousands of children are suffering in silence.”
un.org/apps/news/story.asp?N…
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East Ghouta is an area right outside of Damascus besieged by the Syrian regime and bombed by Syrian and Russian planes. The critical situation has led to schools shutting down. The best way to ensure that right is to lift the sieges and stop the bombings.
"Attacks on Eastern Ghouta over the past two weeks have killed more than 100 people."
aljazeera.com/news/2017/11/d…
