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As the war in Syria joins the longest and deadliest in history, tens of thousands of children are missing out on an education. Instead, many are forced to find work to support their families, where they face abuse and exploitation. "Warplanes destroy buildings. I can’t go to school. I sell clothes so that I can help my parents and my brothers and sisters," said Mohammad Khayr.Watch the short video by Al Jazeera to learn more about the reasons behind dropping out of school for Syrian children.Â
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The Syrian War Depriving Generations of Children of Education
As the war in Syria joins the longest and deadliest in history, tens of thousands of children are missing out on an education. Instead, many are forced to find work to support their families, where they face abuse and exploitation. "Warplanes destroy buildings. I can’t go to school. I sell clothes so that I can help my parents and my brothers and sisters," said Mohammad Khayr.Watch the short video by Al Jazeera to learn more about the reasons behind dropping out of school for Syrian children.Â
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