VOICED: More Syrians flee their homes as army attacks spread

The transcript describes the plight of a Syrian family fleeing their village due to army attacks. They face harsh conditions at the border with Turkey, living in makeshift tents without basic necessities. Aid is scarce, but some individuals risk crossing the border to provide help. The narrative highlights the broader context of violence in Syria, where protests have been suppressed for decades, leading to significant loss of life and displacement. The urgency for resolving the crisis is emphasized as thousands remain in limbo, unsure of their future.

What is the main reason the family is hesitant to return home?

• Desire to stay in Turkey

• Fear of being killed by the Syrian Army

• Lack of transportation

• Uncertainty about the weather

What are the living conditions like for the displaced families near the border?

• They have access to clean water and electricity

• They live in comfortable shelters

• They are living in improvised tents without basic necessities

• They receive regular aid from international organizations

How do the displaced families receive aid?

• Through government support

• From international aid organizations

• From local businesses

• From charitable individuals crossing the border

What has been forbidden in Syria for 40 years?

• Voting in elections

• Demonstrating or protesting

• Owning property

• Traveling abroad

What is the current impact of the violence in Syria?

• It has led to economic growth

• It has claimed over 1200 lives and displaced thousands

• It has improved international relations

• It has reduced the number of refugees