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Some camps have been flooded because of storms so many people have been displaced.

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Some refugees had to jump on the back of trucks to get through the euro tunnel to get to Britain

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The refugee camps are filled with mud and risk of being flooded

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Since 2011 Syria has suffered appalling conditions and many atrocities as part of the conflict including the use of chemical weapons, murder, torture.

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Some countries do not except refugees

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The camps have no toilets or sinks which means that it is very unhygienic

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In the refugee camps sometimes it gets so hot they are constantly being bitten by ants

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They face the risk of getting diseases from the horrible conditions in the refugees camp

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Syrian people escape persecution because they feel their lives are in danger living in the  war

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An 11 year old girls neighbour  had a plane crash onto the house and her and her family decided to leave Syria and move to Lebanon.

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Without education displaced children face extremely bleak futures in their camps.

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Millions of people inside and outside of Syria are in need of help but it’s too dangerous for aid agencies to help them

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In camps refugees can get insulated and humiliated

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Lots of children are missing out on their education because schools have been destroyed

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Most refugees are from Syria as there is a war happening currently

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In one school a refugee and his sister were bullied because they fled their country and because they were different

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One of the problems refugees face is trying to get a job as they can not speak our language

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1 man set himself on fire because of how bad the refugees/ himself  were treated.

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It is estimated that 50 percent of the children fleeing Syria have post traumatic stress disorder due to the horrors they have faced or witnessed.

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Refugees are facing violence in the camps

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USA lets the most refugees

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Refugees from Myanmar in Southwest Asia, left their country due to bombs and now live in a camp in Bangladesh with no electricity or running water.

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Refugees burn any waste possible but mostly plastic to survive winter’s weather. In the camps

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Many refugee camps are starving the refugees

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Some still live in the ruins of their homes in their home country.

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Bombs were going off on houses with people in them.

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In the streets of the UK children have to sell toys to get money, and if they get caught they are thrown into jail and all their toys and money are taken off them.

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If you are in a camp most of the time not everyone can cross the border. Not everyone survives the journey.
Most people fall off and drown.

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Germany expect 100,000 refugees this year

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Many lose their homes.

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Refugees in their own country are in risk of death if they leave there house for example the Syrian army shot unarmed civilians

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Many refugees get separated from their families.

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In Yemen alone,  1500 schools and universities were damaged, destroyed or used for military purposes

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More than 75% of Syrians are women and children because all the men have died due to war

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Storm Norma has hit Lebanon with heavy rains, snowfall and freezing temperatures. It has damaged several camps in the country.