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  • Syrian refugees in Jordan: EP delegation calls for EU to continue support

    news European Parliament News, 14 Feb 2013 (12 years ago )
    The EU and its member states should continue providing support to respond to the massive Syrian refugee crisis and make sure the funding arrives where it is most needed, said MEPs who met with Syrian refugees in Jordan this week. The delegation also called on Jordan and other neighbouring countries ...
  • Number of Syrian refugees reaches 1 million mark

    news UNHCR, 06 Mar 2013 (12 years ago )
    News Stories, 6 March 2013 © UNHCR/N.Daoud A line of Syrian refugee women, some carrying children, cross into Jordan from southern Syria. The outflow this year has been staggering. GENEVA, March 6 (UNHCR) – The UN refugee agency, citing data received from UNHCR's offices in the Syria region, on...
  • The Most Important Soccer Is Not Played in Brazil But in Refugee Camps in Jordan

    news Washington Post, 20 Jun 2014 (11 years ago )
    “There is no passing. That’s not a pass,” says Coach Marwan Azar, shaking his head. “I’ve never seen such stubbornness,” he complains in mock seriousness, even as his face breaks into an even broader grin. “But can I blame them? No. Not after all they’ve been through.” The Jordanian coach is talking...
  • 10.8 Million Syrians Need Aid - UN

    news United Nations, 21 Jun 2014 (11 years ago )
    The number of Syrians in urgent need of humanitarian aid has jumped to 10.8 million — nearly half of Syria’s population of 22 million — United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon said Friday. In his monthly report to the UN Security Council, Ban said that a total of 4.7 million Syrians are now in areas tha...
  • Remembering Refugees and Host Communities

    news The Jordan Times, 18 Jun 2014 (11 years ago )
    Much has changed in the wider region since the last World Refugee Day commemoration, but unfortunately not for the better in Syria. What we still hoped could be a political solution to the humanitarian crisis, permitting the return of Syrian refugees, has not eventuated. No one is rejoicing th...
  • Syrian Refugees in Jordan: Carefully Watched

    news The Economist, 18 Jun 2014 (11 years ago )
    JORDANIANS are quick to note that hosting more than 600,000 Syrian refugees has put a strain on their economy, government services and scarce water supplies. But a different threat keeps officials up at night. The refugee crisis “is turning into a security situation,” says Abdallah Abu Romman, a for...
  • World Refugee Day

    news Relief Web, 20 Jun 2014 (11 years ago )
    Relief International, which began life-saving operations in 2012 to assist Syrian refugees living in camps and host communities in Jordan, held multiple activities for Syrian children in commemoration of World Refugee Day this week. The activites served as a chance for Syrian children to experience ...
  • Footing the Bill

    news The Guardian, 06 Jul 2014 (11 years ago )
    Since 2011, the Syrian conflict has killed more than 100,000 people and destroyed countless homes and businesses, forcing Syrians by the thousands to seek refuge in the region. Jordan generously opened its borders to these refugees, who settled in camps established by the United Nations and in north...
  • UNHCR warns of dramatic consequences if funding gaps for Syrian refugees continue

    news UNHCR, 03 Jul 2014 (11 years ago )
    Faced with continued violence in Syria and a growing refugee influx into the region, UNHCR and its partners today warned of grave risks if funding gaps are not closed and mounting refugee needs are not met. In an updated 2014 Syria Regional Response Plan (RRP6) being formally presented in Geneva ...
  • Child Marriage on the Rise Among Syrian Refugees in Jordan - UNICEF

    news Thomas Reuters Foundation, 16 Jul 2014 (11 years ago )
    Nearly one in three marriages among Syrian refugees in Jordan involves a child under 18 and the proportion is rising for a second consecutive year, according to a report released on Wednesday. Child marriage has long been an accepted practice among parts of the Syrian population, reaching 13 perc...