вЂњOn the World Children's Day, we remind the world that there are thousands of children in northwest Syria who are dying in silence in the displacement camps. When does the world say no more?вЂќ the group wrote on Twitter. They died with unfulfilled dreams вЂ“ to live in peace and safety like other children. вЂњMost were born into Assad's war and never had the chance to leave it. Similarly, the White Helmets civil defense group on Sunday announced that 63 children have been killed by the Assad regime and Russia in the past six months. The area has been the subject of multiple cease-fire agreements, which have been frequently violated by the Assad regime and its allies.

The Idlib de-escalation zone was forged under an agreement between Turkey and Russia. Nearly 75% of the total population in the opposition-held Idlib region depends on humanitarian aid to meet their basic needs, as 1.6 million people continue to live in camps or informal settlements, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said. The Idlib region is home to nearly 3 million people, two-thirds of them displaced from other parts of the country. The situation is especially worrying in the last opposition bastion, Idlib, one of the main targets of the Assad regime. With this aim, the regime has for years bombed civilian facilities such as schools, hospitals and residential areas, causing the displacement of almost half of the country's population.

It recorded вЂњthe use of schools as military bases by the Syrian regime and its allies.вЂќДЇor years, the Assad regime has ignored the needs and safety of the Syrian people, only eyeing further gains of territory and crushing the opposition. вЂњThe Syrian regime is responsible for nearly 78% of extrajudicial killings,вЂќ it said, adding that the year 2013 was the worst for children, followed by 2012, 20.ДЇurthermore, regime bombings also caused the total or partial destruction of at least 1,197 schools and 29 kindergartens, putting the majority of them out of service. вЂњThere have been no investigations or accountability for any instances of child recruitment.вЂќ Indicating that Syrian regime forces regularly conscript children, it underlined that this has been ongoing since the earliest days of the conflict. The YPG also forcefully conscripts children, and the practice was also carried out by the regime, the report said. вЂњThis situation and these atrocious conditions can only continue because the reason for this continuing conflict вЂ“ the existence of the ruling dictatorship, and the international communityвЂ™s failure to find a political solution since 2012 вЂ“ has not changed, indicating that new generations of Syrian children are facing a similar dark fate,вЂќ Fadel Abdul Ghany, executive director of the SNHR, stressed.ДЄccording to the report, out of the 29,661 children killed in the war, 22,930 were killed by Bashar AssadвЂ™s regime forces, 2,032 by Russian forces, 958 by Daesh and 71 by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), while the U.S.-backed YPG, the PKK terrorist groupвЂ™s Syrian wing, has killed 237. вЂњYet, all the parties to the conflict have violated the rights of the child, and the Syrian regime has far exceeded all other parties in terms of the amount of crimes the regime perpetrated in a regular and systematic manner,вЂќ the SNHR said in the 55-page report. In its 10th annual report on violations against children in Syria, the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) reiterated that Syria had ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1993, as well as ratifying the two optional protocols for the convention. Devastating report by SNHR,вЂќ said Lotte Leicht, EU director of Human Rights Watch (HRW). 'At least 29,661 children have been killed in Syria since March 2011, including 181 due to torture with 5,036 forcibly disappeared. At least 29,661 children have been killed since the Syrian civil war started, including those tortured and those involved in forced disappearances, a rights group said Saturday, marking World ChildrenвЂ™s Day and drawing attention to the woes of Syrian children.

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