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Esraa was shot by a sniper five months ago while sitting under a tree near her home in the Syrian city of Deraa. She was treated by doctors working in Syria's network of underground hospitals before being brought across the border into northern Jordan. Her physiotherapist is helping her back onto her feet, but Esraa is unlikely to walk again without crutches.

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As a Save the Children study finds that Syrian children are being beaten, killed and sexually abused, child refugees give first hand accounts about how they have been affected by the conflict.