Published : 12-03-2020
Palestinian refugees from Syria have been denied easy access to neighboring countries, including Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, and North African countries.
The Turkish embassies have suspended visas for Palestinian refugees from Syria for over four years. Jordan also issued a decision officially banning the entry of the Palestinians of Syria regardless of their condition.
Palestinian refugees from Syria are reported to lack legal status in Lebanon. The absence of specific legislation addressing the unique situation of the Palestinians of Syria has made them vulnerable to marginalization within the Lebanese polity.
Most of the Gulf countries have also outlawed granting visas to Palestinians with Syrian travel documents since 2013.
AGPS continues to urge neighboring countries to lift the entry bans slapped against the Palestinians of Syria and to abide by international conventions prohibiting the expulsion of civilians fleeing war-stricken zones.
Palestinian refugees from Syria have been denied easy access to neighboring countries, including Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, and North African countries.
The Turkish embassies have suspended visas for Palestinian refugees from Syria for over four years. Jordan also issued a decision officially banning the entry of the Palestinians of Syria regardless of their condition.
Palestinian refugees from Syria are reported to lack legal status in Lebanon. The absence of specific legislation addressing the unique situation of the Palestinians of Syria has made them vulnerable to marginalization within the Lebanese polity.
Most of the Gulf countries have also outlawed granting visas to Palestinians with Syrian travel documents since 2013.
AGPS continues to urge neighboring countries to lift the entry bans slapped against the Palestinians of Syria and to abide by international conventions prohibiting the expulsion of civilians fleeing war-stricken zones.
