Finally, she visited SOS Syria, which was led until recently by Samar Daaboul, the daughter of a close Assad aide. Another senior staff member at SOS International said the pressure to deal with "safeguarding issues and confront failures" had to come from the "bottom up". And the former leader of one of the SOS Syria orphanages alleged the charity's decision on who to admit was influenced by funding targets. Omama is angry at the role SOS Syria played in the three years she was away from the girls. Jess Kelly / BBC Reem is still looking for her son, who would now be 15