Published : 14-02-2019
Thousands of Palestinian refugees from Syria who have fled to Europe have been torn apart from the nourishment of home and warmth of family reunification.
Most of European states have opted for closed-door policies, denying visas for Palestinians from Syria and delaying family reunification procedures.
The situation has gone downhill as a result of the refugees’ lack of access to the European labor market and steep monthly expenses.
Scores of refugees whose finger prints have been recorded in such destinations as Italy have, meanwhile, had their appeals for asylum rejected by northern European countries.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees from Syria who have fled to Europe have been torn apart from the nourishment of home and warmth of family reunification.
Most of European states have opted for closed-door policies, denying visas for Palestinians from Syria and delaying family reunification procedures.
The situation has gone downhill as a result of the refugees’ lack of access to the European labor market and steep monthly expenses.
Scores of refugees whose finger prints have been recorded in such destinations as Italy have, meanwhile, had their appeals for asylum rejected by northern European countries.
