Syrian refugee children receive education at Istanbul mosque

Syrian refugee children attend a class at a mosque in Istanbul in February 2016. In response to the high numbers of displaced Syrian children in Istanbul, a non-profit organization has set up schools at 14 mosques around the Turkish city that currently serve around 110 teachers and 2,600 students. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Syrian refugee children receive education at Istanbul mosque

Syrian refugee children relax outside a mosque in Istanbul in February 2016, before attending classes there. In response to the high numbers of displaced Syrian children in Istanbul, a non-profit organization has set up schools at 14 mosques around the Turkish city that currently serve around 110 teachers and 2,600 students. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Syrian refugee children receive education at Istanbul mosque

Syrian refugee children attend a class at a mosque in Istanbul in February 2016. In response to the high numbers of displaced Syrian children in Istanbul, a non-profit organization has set up schools at 14 mosques around the Turkish city that currently serve around 110 teachers and 2,600 students. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo