Constant uprooting: Idlib’s long housing crisis
Families displaced to Idlib struggle to find stability amidst a severe housing shortage and exploitation by landlords and rental offices.
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Security-sponsored investment auctions: A new violation of displaced farmers’ property rights in northwestern Syria
While al-Hassan used to support his family of eight from the revenue of the land he inherited from his father, he now lives on “the monthly food basket that I receive in the camp.”
Denmark strips 94 Syrian refugees of their residency permits, deeming Damascus safe for their return
Rejected asylum seekers in Denmark have three options: return to Syria, go to a third country or stay indefinitely in a ‘return center’ in Denmark.
No flour for days in Al-Rukban: Residents fear famine amid growing food shortages in Syria
“We have had no bread in seven days because no flour reaches the camp. If the situation continues like this, we will die here of starvation.”
By targeting a Russian base in Raqqa, Hurras al-Din sends a multifaceted message
Despite its limited scope, the Tal al-Samen operation is the first operation by Hurras al-Din outside of its main area of operation in the countryside of Idlib.
Invisible under the law: Syrian widows in Jordan suffer from missing documents and identification
Since 2011, Syrian refugees poured into Jordan and the vast majority of them arrived without identification papers, especially widows who lost their husbands in the war or whose husbands were among the scores of missing and forcibly disappeared. Without these papers, widows face intense legal challenges.
