Syrian people still suffering from conflict‎

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• published: 08 Jun 2013
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As the battle rages on in highly populated areas across Syria, the number of those displaced is consequently increasing. Thousands of Syrians who are internally displaced are currently provided by the Syrian government with shelter in public places, such as schools and cultural centers. A member of a family that used to live in al-Qadam in Damascus, told Press TV how her family was threatened by armed men and displaced. She asked us to keep her identity a secret for safety reasons. She also told us that fears of brutalities by the militants have caused a severe mental disorder to her second brother. Violence in Syria takes many shapes. Sometimes even people inside their homes are not safe. This is because the Takfiri militants have implemented a strategy of launching mortars at safe zones to undermine stability and cause the civilians to flee. The government and voluntary teams along with local and international humanitarian organizations have joined forces to ease the suffering of the displaced by providing them with their basic needs. The UN recently disclosed that the number of Syrian refugees who left to refugee camps exceeded 1.6 million. However, the refugees - particularly in Turkey and Jordan - are living in harsh conditions and based on reports in certain cases have even been raped. Thousands of tragic stories about Syrians displaced during the unrest remain untold. Their cases may vary, but they say their suffering would start to end all together when only all sides halt violence http://www.presstv.ir/