Five years of armed confrontation have killed 250.000 people and have supposed the destruction of Syria. The brutal and unrelenting violence has torn the country and undermined the hope for the future for the young people. This conflict, which runs now in its sixth year, is the largest and most complex humanitarian crisis in the world, and it has no end in sight yet.
More than four million people, many of them children, have chosen to flee the country. But their problems do not end there because, to escape the horror, they must face the odyssey of a journey through the Mediterranean sea first, and then continue with an immigration drama throughout Europe.