Published : 31-05-2015
The AGPS issued yesterday the English version of its special report of ""UNRWA Decision of Cutting Shelter Aid to the Palestinians of Syria in Lebanon, and the Possible Scenarios".
The report addresses the fears of 44.000 Palestinian Syrian refugees in Lebanon who are facing fears of UNRWA implementation to the decision of cutting urgent shelter allowance aid, which constitutes a threat to their social security, and exacerbating their legal and humanitarian conditions.
The report also explained the situation of the Palestinian Syrian refugees in Lebanon, and expected four possible scenarios for the implementation of this resolution to enter into sit-ins, to accept the fait accompli, to move the mandate of UNRWA to the UNHCR, or the Palestinian Syrian refugees to go towards the Palestinian Lebanese borders.
Moreover, the report focused on the response of UNRWA and its role of providing urgent assistance to Palestinian refugees from Syria in Lebanon since the beginning of the asylum irregularly, and then UNRWA has stopped its aid provided to them.
The report concluded with the following proposals and recommendations to put pressure on UNRWA in order to withdraw its decision:
Taking serious and effective steps to form a collective Palestinian mobilization to put pressure on UNRWA by all available means to back down this decision, and to demand the international community, the Arab League, the Palestinian Authority, and the host countries for refugees to do what is necessary to preserve and maintain the dignity of the Palestinian refugees.
Imbuing the mobilization with Palestinian national characteristics and managing it wisely in order to avoid clashes that might occur between Palestinian Syrian refugees with Palestinian Lebanese refugees.
Rapidly provide immediate assistance to the refugee families, especially children, students, widows and orphans.
Download the Arabic version via the following link:
Download the English version via the following link:
The AGPS issued yesterday the English version of its special report of ""UNRWA Decision of Cutting Shelter Aid to the Palestinians of Syria in Lebanon, and the Possible Scenarios".
The report addresses the fears of 44.000 Palestinian Syrian refugees in Lebanon who are facing fears of UNRWA implementation to the decision of cutting urgent shelter allowance aid, which constitutes a threat to their social security, and exacerbating their legal and humanitarian conditions.
The report also explained the situation of the Palestinian Syrian refugees in Lebanon, and expected four possible scenarios for the implementation of this resolution to enter into sit-ins, to accept the fait accompli, to move the mandate of UNRWA to the UNHCR, or the Palestinian Syrian refugees to go towards the Palestinian Lebanese borders.
Moreover, the report focused on the response of UNRWA and its role of providing urgent assistance to Palestinian refugees from Syria in Lebanon since the beginning of the asylum irregularly, and then UNRWA has stopped its aid provided to them.
The report concluded with the following proposals and recommendations to put pressure on UNRWA in order to withdraw its decision:
Taking serious and effective steps to form a collective Palestinian mobilization to put pressure on UNRWA by all available means to back down this decision, and to demand the international community, the Arab League, the Palestinian Authority, and the host countries for refugees to do what is necessary to preserve and maintain the dignity of the Palestinian refugees.
Imbuing the mobilization with Palestinian national characteristics and managing it wisely in order to avoid clashes that might occur between Palestinian Syrian refugees with Palestinian Lebanese refugees.
Rapidly provide immediate assistance to the refugee families, especially children, students, widows and orphans.
Download the Arabic version via the following link:
Download the English version via the following link:
