Library Staff: Refugee Children and World Leaders

library staff: She has been called her country Malala Yousafzai, a comparison Ms, according to Globe and Mail. Almellehan welcomes with pride. The library staff repeatedly look over during our hour-long conversation, but no one tries to shush her. The two young women one Syrian, one Pakistani have frequently stood shoulder-to-shoulder as they ve tried to convince the world leaders to spend less time and money sending weapons into their home countries, and more of both on educating a generation of refugee children growing up angry and uneducated. The slow delivery on those promises just 600-million has been delivered has been a disappointment. The two joined forces in February to wring pledges from Western governments of 1.4-billion U.S. in education-targeted aid for Syrian refugees living in camps around the Middle East. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.