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Palestinian Refugees from Syria Rally outside of UNRWA Office in Lebanon

Published : 04-03-2020

Palestinian Refugees from Syria Rally outside of UNRWA Office in Lebanon

Palestinian refugees from Syria joined a vigil staged on Tuesday, March 3, outside of the offices of UNRWA directors in Palestinian refugee camps and communities in Sidon, Tripoli, and Western AlBekaa, along with the refugee camps of Ein AlHilweh, Burj AlBarajneh, AlBadawi, and Naher AlBared.

The protest move was called for by the popular committees for Palestinians refugees from Syria in Lebanon in an attempt to urge UNRWA to take up its responsibility regarding the Palestinians of Syria, increase cash assistance, and enhance humanitarian services, pending a just and lasting solution to the refugees’ plight.

The rally-goers handed over letters to UNRWA directors, urging the UN Agency to take immediate action in response to their calamitous humanitarian condition.

A few days earlier, Palestinian activists in Lebanon launched an e-campaign in an attempt to urge UNRWA to live up to their demands for physical, legal, and humanitarian protection.

Hundreds of Palestinian refugees from Syria also rallied on Monday, March 2, outside of UNRWA’s regional office in Beirut, urging the UN Agency to set an emergency plan for comprehensive and sustainable relief assistance for refugees and displaced persons in light of the current economic crisis rocking the Lebanese territories.

Palestinians from Syria in Lebanon continue to express deep concern over their fate as anti-government protests have rolled into the fourth consecutive month and spiraled into violence.

Palestinian refugees from Syria are reported to lack legal status in Lebanon. The absence of a specific legislation addressing their unique situation along with their ambivalent legal status and the inhospitality shown by local authorities combine to make life unbearable for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon.

Short URL : https://actionpal.org.uk/en/post/9793

Palestinian refugees from Syria joined a vigil staged on Tuesday, March 3, outside of the offices of UNRWA directors in Palestinian refugee camps and communities in Sidon, Tripoli, and Western AlBekaa, along with the refugee camps of Ein AlHilweh, Burj AlBarajneh, AlBadawi, and Naher AlBared.

The protest move was called for by the popular committees for Palestinians refugees from Syria in Lebanon in an attempt to urge UNRWA to take up its responsibility regarding the Palestinians of Syria, increase cash assistance, and enhance humanitarian services, pending a just and lasting solution to the refugees’ plight.

The rally-goers handed over letters to UNRWA directors, urging the UN Agency to take immediate action in response to their calamitous humanitarian condition.

A few days earlier, Palestinian activists in Lebanon launched an e-campaign in an attempt to urge UNRWA to live up to their demands for physical, legal, and humanitarian protection.

Hundreds of Palestinian refugees from Syria also rallied on Monday, March 2, outside of UNRWA’s regional office in Beirut, urging the UN Agency to set an emergency plan for comprehensive and sustainable relief assistance for refugees and displaced persons in light of the current economic crisis rocking the Lebanese territories.

Palestinians from Syria in Lebanon continue to express deep concern over their fate as anti-government protests have rolled into the fourth consecutive month and spiraled into violence.

Palestinian refugees from Syria are reported to lack legal status in Lebanon. The absence of a specific legislation addressing their unique situation along with their ambivalent legal status and the inhospitality shown by local authorities combine to make life unbearable for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon.

Short URL : https://actionpal.org.uk/en/post/9793