Syrian refugee camps

In Griechenland kommen zurzeit die meisten Migranten in Europa an. Nun sollen „schwimmende Barrieren“ in der Ägäis den Flüchtlingsstrom abwehren.

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The Zaatari Refugee Camp, near the Jordanian city of Mafraq, currently holds an estimated 120,000 Syrian refugees making it one of Jordan's largest cities. The camp which opened on July 28, 2012 had a planned capacity of 60,000 people.

Image 7 of 10 from gallery of Refugee Camps: From Temporary Settlements to Permanent Dwellings. MOGADISHU,SOMALIA-APRIL 30, 2013. Image via Shutterstock/ By Sadik Gulec

Syrian women and girls, some as young as 14 years old, are being 'sold' into forced marriages or prostitution after becoming refugees, aid workers and religious charities have said.

Electricity is sporadic but ingenuity is everywhere in the Zaatari Syrian refugee camp in Jordan.

Food distribution for Syrian refugees

A powerful winter storm sweeping the eastern Mediterranean this week is causing mayhem across the region and inflicting extra misery on Syrians convulsed in civil war and refugees who have fled the fighting. The storm, named Alexa, is expected to last until Saturday, bringing more snow, rain and freezing temperatures to large swaths of Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel and the Palestinian territories