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Crises: Syria

Joint NGO/UN briefing of the current shortfalls in aid and ability to meet humanitarian needs of refugees from Syria in Jordan

The scale of the humanitarian crisis
 Around the region there are more than 1 million refugees, and the shortfall in support for all countries cannot be ignored. The number of internally displaced Syrians, as well as Iraqis and Palestinians trapped in Syria, demostrates the huge potential for the refugee crisis to escalate.

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News bites

Jordan intends to declare north of country ‘disaster area’, reports Al Arabiya

Jordan is intending to declare the north of the country a “disaster area,” Jordanian Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour said in remarks published on Wednesday.

The prime minister voiced concerns over a wide-scale flow of Syrian refugees into Jordan as a result of possible flare-up of major armed confrontations in Syria.Read more

Refugee Voices

ICMC gives a Syrian refugee in Jordan some breathing space in a long wait away from home

(Al-Mafraq, Jordan) 25 February 2013 -- Leila fled to Jordan with her two young children nearly a year ago, as she feared that they would not live to see another day if they stayed in Syria.

When other ICMC caseworkers and I entered her bare apartment in Al-Mafraq, it was obvious that Leila’s two children shared her resilience. They were quick to scurry around, crawling over laps and digging into their packets of crisps, trying to conceal the excitement that our visit had triggered.Read more

Refugee Voices

"I am a refugee: I don’t think about my future"

The civil war in Syria has claimed more than 70,000 lives and forced many more to flee their home country. They have left their past behind and do not yet see what future lies ahead for them.Read more

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