The Syrian crisis began in 2011 Daràa, near the southern-Syrian border, with first refugees coming into Jordan thereafter. Over course of following years, nearly one million migrated to and still reside there, some same areas which they settled. These settlement patterns are often portrayed simplistic narratives migration that emphasise mobility a straightforward trajectory. This paper aims uns...

BACKGROUND Since the start of the Syrian crisis in 2011, civil unrest and armed conflict in the country have resulted in a rapidly increasing number of people displaced both within and outside of Syria. Those displaced face immense challenges in meeting their basic needs. This study sought to characterize internal displacement in Syria, including trends in both time and place, and to provide in...

BACKGROUND In the humanitarian crisis context of conflict zones, collecting data is essential for identifying and addressing the mental health needs of refugee children to avoid mass suffering. This study tested the feasibility of recruiting refugees caring for children and using established and brief parent-report questionnaires in a challenging context to collect mental health data on refugee...

This is a brief letter that addresses the question of Syrian refugee crisis in Türkiye as it unfolding. As Dutch born second generation person who has experienced various phases multiculturality, diversity, integration and assimilation policies, I believe to be able contribute political social debate from constitutive perspective.

Today 1 per 5 people in Lebanon is a Syrian refugee. Lebanon, largely impacted by the Syrian-refugee crisis, followed “non-policy” and later confining policy for refugees-management. Based on EU Global Strategy of 2016, migration identified as principal threat European security. Recently, has exerted its external governance refugee-hosting countries like Lebanon. Having Union implemented resili...