"I was at school when my best friend died next to me," 14-year-old Amina told us, recounting her childhood in Syria,
"Everyone had to get under their tables, everyone was stressed and crying. Children were dying. We didn’t know what to do," she added from the Netherlands, where she now lives.
Syria was no place for Amina and so when she was just six-years-old, she made an arduous journey to safety, along with her mother and grandmother.
Amina is just one of the 1,796 Syrian children interviewed by Save the Children for a recent report, "Anywhere but Syria". The report found that after 10 years of conflict, 86 per cent of Syrian children living in Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan and the Netherlands cannot imagine a future inside the country in which they were born.