أستاذ يختطف 500 طفل مدرسة إلى الحركة الشعبية .. 236 منهم مفقودين (صور)

Quote: Hamad and his youthful entourage traveled for one week by foot through the mud of the rainy season, losing some students in the chaos of the flight and having to leave others behind. A gun attack along the way killed three students and injured four others. By the time Hamad reached Yida there were only 264 children still with him. Before long Hamad would go back and return with another 74. Children at school in Yida Hamad was among the first to arrive in Yida, now a sprawling camp of 28,000 refugees located roughly 20 miles from the Sudanese border. Humanitarians on the ground estimate that 74 percent of Yida’s population is under the age of 18. Hamad was an education officer back in Kadugli and it becomes quickly apparent that he is fond of numbers. As I sit before his makeshift desk in one of the many straw shelters dotting the camp he continues to rattle off some startling statistics. Of the approximately 5,000 students in the camp, 3,108 are what he calls “unaccompanied minors” living in the camp without parents. To deal with this over the past six months Hamad has set up three “boarding schools” with older students taking care of the younger ones. The schools include nearly 5,000 total students and just 139 voluntary teachers