Published : 17-07-2019
The Action Group for Palestinians of Syria (AGPS) issued a new report entitled “Asylum-Seeking Journey in Lebanon by Palestinians from Syria”.
The 93-page report sheds light on the humanitarian and socio-economic conditions of Palestinian refugees who fled war-torn Syria to Lebanon and the role played by UNRWA. It covers the period from early 2013 to 2018.
A chapter of the study was devoted to the migration experience undertaken by Palestinians from Syria and Lebanon during Europe-bound trips.
AGPS also shed light on the repatriation waves (return migration, voluntary or involuntary, back to Syria) by refugees who lost their families and livelihoods in the host countries.
The Action Group for Palestinians of Syria (AGPS) issued a new report entitled “Asylum-Seeking Journey in Lebanon by Palestinians from Syria”.
The 93-page report sheds light on the humanitarian and socio-economic conditions of Palestinian refugees who fled war-torn Syria to Lebanon and the role played by UNRWA. It covers the period from early 2013 to 2018.
A chapter of the study was devoted to the migration experience undertaken by Palestinians from Syria and Lebanon during Europe-bound trips.
AGPS also shed light on the repatriation waves (return migration, voluntary or involuntary, back to Syria) by refugees who lost their families and livelihoods in the host countries.
