Published : 18-06-2020
Dozens of Palestine refugees from Syria have urged the United Nations relief and works Agency for Palestine refugees in the near East (UNRWA) to take up its responsibilities towards vulnerable families. In Lebanon.
This came in a rally staged on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 outside of UNRWA’s office in Burj AlBarajneh refugee camp in Beirut urging the agency to deliver monthly cash grants for Palestine refugees by 15th of every month and to opt for transparent and unbiased distribution mechanisms.
Over recent weeks the refugees have protested the mistreatment they have been subjected to outside of the Bob finance bank. They further called for transferring their cash aid in US dollars.
Dozens of Palestinians taken refugees have joined the rally. Representatives of Palestinian political factions and popular committees have also been in attendance.
Some 27,000 Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have been enduring an abject humanitarian situation due to their lack of access to the local labor market and the absence of Relief assistance.
Dozens of Palestine refugees from Syria have urged the United Nations relief and works Agency for Palestine refugees in the near East (UNRWA) to take up its responsibilities towards vulnerable families. In Lebanon.
This came in a rally staged on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 outside of UNRWA’s office in Burj AlBarajneh refugee camp in Beirut urging the agency to deliver monthly cash grants for Palestine refugees by 15th of every month and to opt for transparent and unbiased distribution mechanisms.
Over recent weeks the refugees have protested the mistreatment they have been subjected to outside of the Bob finance bank. They further called for transferring their cash aid in US dollars.
Dozens of Palestinians taken refugees have joined the rally. Representatives of Palestinian political factions and popular committees have also been in attendance.
Some 27,000 Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have been enduring an abject humanitarian situation due to their lack of access to the local labor market and the absence of Relief assistance.
