Rebuilding schools and young lives in Mosul after ISIL
Teachers at Mosul’s rebuilt schools say that even as they attempt to return their pupils to a child’s normal routine, the trauma and psychological effects of the war continue to plague the students.
Children in the Iraqi city of Mosul are settling back into classes more than a year after the city was reclaimed from ISIL.
The armed group shut down and destroyed most schools when they seized Mosul in 2014.
It has been three years since some of the students were in class, but it’s hoped getting an education will help the children heal from the effects of war.
Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Adow reports from Baghdad.
Published On 14 Oct 2018