Published : 28-01-2019
1,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria in Sudan have launched cries for help over the dire conditions they have been subjected to as a result of poverty and lack of financial resources.
Low wages, high rates of unemployment, and socio-economic marginalization have made life unbearable for Palestinian refugees in Sudan, forcing dozens of refugees to beg in the streets in order to feed their starved families.
Palestinians from Syria in Sudan are not granted a refugee status and are, thus, deprived of their basic rights and subjected to costly visa fees. The lack of relief aid and humanitarian assistance has made the situation far worse.
The calamitous situation endured by the Palestinians from Syria in Sudan has forced scores of refugees to apply for UN-brokered asylum. However, their applications have been turned down. A handful of refugees embarked on small projects in an attempt to afford a living.
Dozens of families who fled to Libya, in a life-threatening journey via the Sudanese desert, attempting to head for Europe onboard the “death boats”, have fallen prey to arbitrary abductions, exploitation, and looting by human traffickers and sea gangsters.
Palestinians from Syria in Sudan have also been subjected to steep education fees. Calls have been frequently launched to integrate Palestinian children into UNICEF-run schools. Most of the Palestinians from Syria are registered with the UN’s health support program.
Palestinians from Syria in Sudan are scattered across Khartoum, Khartoum Bahri (North), and Omdurman.
1,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria in Sudan have launched cries for help over the dire conditions they have been subjected to as a result of poverty and lack of financial resources.
Low wages, high rates of unemployment, and socio-economic marginalization have made life unbearable for Palestinian refugees in Sudan, forcing dozens of refugees to beg in the streets in order to feed their starved families.
Palestinians from Syria in Sudan are not granted a refugee status and are, thus, deprived of their basic rights and subjected to costly visa fees. The lack of relief aid and humanitarian assistance has made the situation far worse.
The calamitous situation endured by the Palestinians from Syria in Sudan has forced scores of refugees to apply for UN-brokered asylum. However, their applications have been turned down. A handful of refugees embarked on small projects in an attempt to afford a living.
Dozens of families who fled to Libya, in a life-threatening journey via the Sudanese desert, attempting to head for Europe onboard the “death boats”, have fallen prey to arbitrary abductions, exploitation, and looting by human traffickers and sea gangsters.
Palestinians from Syria in Sudan have also been subjected to steep education fees. Calls have been frequently launched to integrate Palestinian children into UNICEF-run schools. Most of the Palestinians from Syria are registered with the UN’s health support program.
Palestinians from Syria in Sudan are scattered across Khartoum, Khartoum Bahri (North), and Omdurman.
