The Syrian Initiative to Combat Statelessness 50 Regarding the conditions of female survivors after having children, the organizations indicate: - The stigma attached to the female survivor and the child. - Constant insults to the child and the survivor. - Ostracization and psychological pressure from family and society, which in many cases leads to suicide attempts. - Death threats by the rapist and forcing her to dispose of the fetus. Organizations have also confirmed that many female survivors with their children have fled to other communities due to fear of their environment. The questionnaire results By analyzing the previous questionnaire forms, we can summarize the following: - Most of the civil society organizations working in the field of women’s and children’s rights are not aware of the extent of the problem. - The aid provided to affected cases is limited to relief, psychological and health relief forms. - None of the organizations initiated practical solutions to help those affected. - All measures taken are immediate short-term measures that do not help the affected people in the long term. - Most of the participating organizations are able to communicate with their donors, or those who can influence international public opinion. - Most organizations have teams of women, which makes it easier for them to communicate with affected women. - The information or statistics on which organizations work, considered confidential information and not accessible to the public. According to the results of the previous questionnaire, we can identify the challenges facing organizations interested in working to find a solution to the problem: -The customs and traditions dominating Syrian society, which do not allow children to be registered under the names of their mothers. - The absence of Syrian laws that facilitate the registration of children in the names of their mothers. - The lack of centers belonging to the opposition institutions working to document civil cases.