#AylanKurdi: The three-year-old who broke the world's heart

Here's hoping humanity finds a cure for visas


Web Desk/web Desk September 04, 2015
PHOTO: TWITTER

Images of a Syrian toddler surfaced across social media this week as he lay lifeless on a Turkish beach after a migrant boat capsized while trying to reach the Greek island of Kos. 

Although the migrant crisis has been ongoing for several years, it was the image of 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi that got the world talking about the issue, with several urging governments to take urgent action.



Images of the toddler have gone viral across social media demonstrating an urgent need for action and for countries to review their policies for refugees.

Here's a look at what the world has been tweeting about:



https://twitter.com/Navya_NNanda/status/639634542232367104

https://twitter.com/DerekScott1984/status/639192270995107841





https://twitter.com/El_OptiMist/status/639181214923010048



https://twitter.com/Qpalestine/status/639171407281324033



https://twitter.com/LinaSaidd/status/639181810363203584

Many artists from across the globe have also created artwork to mourn his death:

https://twitter.com/ShujaRabbani/status/639644924183314432



https://twitter.com/theghaliatwal/status/639376195239280640









https://twitter.com/kyeslam/status/639459711125843968



Read: At least 40 migrants die in Mediterranean: Italy navy

COMMENTS (15)

El Cid | 9 years ago | Reply These refugees are being created by the West as it destroys Muslim Civilization around the Globe...one country at a time.
El Cid | 9 years ago | Reply @Pak Army: "I think its time we send Raheel Shahrif to Syria to clear up this mess!" I have to assume that you have no idea of the number of children he has killed in Swat, Waziristan and Baluchistan. If a single photo has touched your heart...consider what dozens he burnt alive would do.
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