As the frenzy of the game Pokemon Go continues, mixing fantasy with the real world, refugee children from Syria look for some way to make the Western world bow down to their plight.
According to the newspapers The Guardian and US Uncut, refugee advocate Taim Shami has launched this campaign in hopes of cautions shown to Pokemon Go.
Shami tweeted images showing refugee children being held photos of the game's popular characters and which inscribe on them the obvious question "What about me?".
