11.   Protesters have demanded British citizenship, protection for property left behind, medical coverage, unemployment compensation and assistance for displaced children to attend school.

12.   Soup kitchens and churches provide food to displaced children, while generous doctors sometimes help out with medical treatment.

13.   The group seeks homes for displaced children and adults, collects money and clothes and helps dazed survivors through the administrative maze to get compensation from the state.

14.   The money is to be used for savings and credit schemes for the families of displaced child workers and to support education.

15.   The school district allowed displaced children to stay at their old school, rather than making them transfer near temporary homes.