“To be disabled in Syria” is the space devoted to the FPSC work with disabled refugees in the Middle East by RNE

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Last January 9 the “5 minutes for Cooperation” program, was issued by RNE, dedicated to analyzing the devastating effects that  the conflict in Syria has produced, such as the diaspora of civilians to neighbouring countries.

The program focuses specifically on the precarious situation in which people and refugees with disabilities find themselves, and the work of the FPSC in this field.

This audio content is available at this link.
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