Syrian refugees seek missing for years

The article focused on the suffering of Syrian families who have gone missing during the Syrian conflict, especially those who lost their children and loved ones without knowing their fate—for example, Nours Hariri, who has been searching for her two sons since 2012 and continues to do so to this day. It also highlights the efforts of the International Red Cross Committee in providing psychological and social support to the families of the missing, and documenting their ordeal through art exhibitions that portray the stages of loss and pain. The report shows that hundreds of thousands of Syrian families are still awaiting answers about their loved ones' whereabouts, with more than 4,470 individuals reported missing in connection with the Syrian conflict, and emphasizes that psychological and economic support play a vital role in the resilience of these families. The summary answers the question of how the issue of the missing affects Syria and highlights the efforts of international organizations to alleviate the suffering of families, focusing on the importance of psychological support and documentation.

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