unicefのインスタグラム(unicef) - 7月16日 00時10分

Saba and her mother Suuha wait to get cards for food donations in Baharka Camp. In 2010 in Ramadi their father and sister went to buy bread. They were caught next to a car bomb and their sister, then 5 years old, was killed. Their father was badly injured and can no longer provide for the family. In 2015 they fled conflict in Ramadi, first to Baghdad, where they lived in a mosque for three months before traveling to Erbil where they now live in a camp on the outskirts of the city. Ahmed and Saba lost three years of education, but now attend the @unicef_iraq-supported school in the camp. "We were planning to back to Ramadi, but we heard that the situation is not good and there is no water or electricity. We also heard that our house was bombed, so we changed our minds,” said Suha. More than 3.4 million people in #Iraq have been displaced because of conflict since early 2014. As the conflict drags on, many displaced families are running out of resources and are increasingly reliant on aid from humanitarian organizations. © UNICEF/UNI204221/Yar

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