World Humanitarian Day - Syrian teacher recognised
Nearly half-a-million Syrian refugee children in Turkey are missing out on an education. And by being denied one of the most basic human rights, the most vulnerable girls and boys are being left exposed to child marriage and labour, trafficking and other forms of exploitation. Nasira Lopez, who works alongside our psychological rehabilitation centre in Istanbul, was recognised by the International Business Times on World Humanitarian Day. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/world-humanitarian-day-meet-syrian-woman-keeping-refugee-children-school-1576826
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