Nearly 1 million children have become orphans due to the war in Syria
More than 29,000 children killed
According to the joint report of SNHR and AA, since the beginning of the Syrian civil war in March 2011, at least 29,296 children have been killed by the parties to the conflict, while many others were injured or disabled. The terrorist organisation YPG/PKK which goes by the name of SDF in Syria has killed 223 children while Daesh has killed 956 children.
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