Published : 28-03-2019
Khayrah Ummah charity has handed over food baskets to displaced Palestinian families taking shelter in Sudan.
The move, which has been funded by the Indonesian NGOs KNRP and ANDARA, makes part of underway endeavors to assuage the calamitous conditions endured by Palestinian refugees fleeing war-stricken Syria.
According to unofficial data, nearly 1,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria have sought shelter in Sudan.
Extreme poverty, 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.
Khayrah Ummah charity has handed over food baskets to displaced Palestinian families taking shelter in Sudan.
The move, which has been funded by the Indonesian NGOs KNRP and ANDARA, makes part of underway endeavors to assuage the calamitous conditions endured by Palestinian refugees fleeing war-stricken Syria.
According to unofficial data, nearly 1,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria have sought shelter in Sudan.
Extreme poverty, 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.
