2021
DOI: 10.1080/13530194.2021.1916146
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Mass violence in Syria: continuity and change

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“…However, despite the efforts of many people, war and violence continue in many parts of the world. The world notes that 5 major wars are still going on today, namely the Rusia-Ukraina (starting 2014), Afghanistan -Taliban (starting 1980), the Con ict in Ethiopia (Eritrea-Tigray, starting 2020), South Sudan (starting 2011), Syrian Civil War (starting 2011), and Yaman-Houthi (starting 2015) (6 Current Con icts in the World Today and Their Effects on Global Hunger, n.d.).The war caused violence to spread and become more intense, thousands of people were killed, and economic infrastructure and civilian life were destroyed (Shaery-Yazdi & Ümit Üngör, 2021). War and armed con ict destroy the physical and mental health of everyone involved, including social life, infrastructure, and environmental health (Razum et al, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, despite the efforts of many people, war and violence continue in many parts of the world. The world notes that 5 major wars are still going on today, namely the Rusia-Ukraina (starting 2014), Afghanistan -Taliban (starting 1980), the Con ict in Ethiopia (Eritrea-Tigray, starting 2020), South Sudan (starting 2011), Syrian Civil War (starting 2011), and Yaman-Houthi (starting 2015) (6 Current Con icts in the World Today and Their Effects on Global Hunger, n.d.).The war caused violence to spread and become more intense, thousands of people were killed, and economic infrastructure and civilian life were destroyed (Shaery-Yazdi & Ümit Üngör, 2021). War and armed con ict destroy the physical and mental health of everyone involved, including social life, infrastructure, and environmental health (Razum et al, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%