DN Debate. "Swedish children are Sweden's responsibility - always"

DN DEBATT. Nine-year-old Yasmin and her younger siblings Zein and Zahra* are the last three Swedish children being held in camps in northeastern Syria. They are Swedish citizens and in urgent need of consular support to be able to return home. Sweden can – and must – do everything in its power to ensure that the children come home as soon as possible, write five experts.

They don't have a roof, they don't have a school, they have no future but dust and forgetfulness. By Smith PRINVIL And now they don't even have their innocence. In the camps of displaced people that multiply in Port-au-Prince and in the peripheral areas, children – girls and boys – are victims of rape, sexual assault and unheard-of violence. Their only crime: being born in the wrong place, at the wrong time, in a country trapped between internat…