21.09.2018
The newspaper circulated at the camp of Kara Tepe, where the parents had the opportunity to read the topics chosen by the young students.
The subjects that inspired the children were nature, environment and science, while the newspaper also included a special feature on Nelson Mandela, as well as poems and drawings.
Salam! traveled all the way to Athens where it reached the hands of children that visit our offices.
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