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Masalah di Suriah adalah perang sipil. Di 2014, 8.3 juta pengungsi terpaksa melarikan diri. Lebih dari separuh (53%) dari kami, berasal dari tiga negara. Negara-negara tersebut adalah Syria, Afghanistan dan Somalia. Pada tahun 2011 sekitar 26,4 juta pengungsi meninggalkan negara kami karena konflik. Pada akhir tahun 2013, ada 16,7 juta dari kami di seluruh dunia. Dengan jumlah tertinggi di Pakistan yang memiliki sekitar 1,6 juta pengungsi. Kami tidak diizinkan untuk dipaksa kembali ke negara mereka. Kalau kami tidak mau. Tetapi kalau kami mau, kami boleh kembali. Sebelum perang sipil suriah, Suriah adalah negara yang bagus dan indah.

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Syria used to be a good and beautiful country before the civil war. Our conditions were sometimes be bad.  Most of the time we need to sleep in tents and we sometimes lack resources such as food, water and more.  Sometimes our citizens die because we don't have enough food to eat or we will freeze to death in cold areas. But organisations are helping us. They give us shelter, food, water and much more.  They teach us about how to better survive in our climate and conditions.  Sometimes they help us with housing so that we have a warmer and better place to stay. But often times in other countries, we can't get jobs because we are refugees.  But sometimes some countries don't accept us. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees is helping us survive. Sometimes we do not have electricity or proper heat. There are also organisations such as Norwegian Refugee Council and Educational Concern for Hunger Organisation that are also helping us.
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Refugees take many different routes and paths to travel. Many of them walk, like from Vietnam. Some take planes and take boats. Refugees with kids also migrate. They also have to take their kids with them. That is one of their difficulties because it's really hard for them to take their kids with them when they migrate. When they travel with kids, they have to bring toddlers and babies on their backs in a basket almost everywhere they go. The kids go barefoot if they migrate, causing blisters and pain in their feet. The parents are not aware of this. They also don't have any doctors or nurse with them. It's sad because there are already a lot of refugees that passed away because of foot pain when migrating.

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There are 27 organizations that help refugees. There is an organization called Project Amal Ou Salaam which empowers Syria's children including refugees. They do it by encouraging them to not give up and build their country again. They also protect the people that do not have places to live in. And, they promote it so people would know. If people know, they will help and support it and become a supporter too.

https://www.raptim.org/focus-on-ngos-27-organizations-that-help-refugees/ 15/2/2018 2:20

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An organization called HIAS also helps refugees. They helped the refugees by even reuniting them with their families. They also give refugees freedom and safety. HIAS makes sure that refugees get the respect which they deserve. They also don't want the refugees treated differently. By differently, it means treating them in the way that they don't want to.

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Most of history's refugees have been the direct and indirect outcomes of war.
Currently the largest group of refugees in the world are fleeing civil conflict in Syria, which has been raging since 2011 and has killed 400,000 Syrians and displaced 6.3 million internally. Another 5 million have left the country entirely. The Syrian Civil War is an ongoing multisided conflict in Syria, the fought between the government along with its allies, and various forces opposing the government.  https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/dec/09/what-caused-the-refugee-crisis-google (20/02/2018 10.37pm)

Before Syria, Afghanistan had the largest number of refugees of any country in the world for more than two decades between 1981 and 2013, before its replaced by the amount of refugees due to Syrian war. This war is started by the 911 attacks on the U.S which President George W. Bush blamed on Osama bin Laden who was living or hiding in Afghanistan, and demanded Al-Qaeda to hand over Osama bin Laden.  https://www.cfr.org/timeline/us-war-afghanistan
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The 10 countries that have the most refugees are:

1. Jordan (2.7 million)

2. Turkey (2.5 million)
3. Pakistan (1.6 million)
4. Lebanon (1.5 million)
5. Iran (979,400)
6. Ethiopia (736,100)
7. Kenya (553,900)
8. Uganda (477,200)
9. Democratic Republic of Congo (383,100)
10. Chad (369,500)

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/10/ten-countries-host-world-refugees-report-161004042014076.html 20/2/2018 2:39

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The refugee crisis is a problem of poverty, not just migration. It is not enough to know how many people are displaced by conflict, we also need information on their poverty and the resources available to help them.
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2016/jun/20/the-refugee-crisis-is-a-problem-of-poverty-not-just-migration
15:01 Tuesday, February 20, 2018

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The government of course help refugees from their places and the support they provide for their

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In 2010 earthquake hit Haiti and left hundreds of thousands of Haitians homeless. And the president had a tough question. Should he let them out of the border or not. And there was no international law to help him through the question. Every year between 12-45 million people are displaced by sudden onset disasters. And there is another case where 100,000 people fleeing drought in the horn of Africa, at the border of Kenya.
https://theglobalobservatory.org/2014/04/what-makes-a-refugee-as-impact-of-natural-disasters-grows-definition-leaves-gaps/
20:39 20/2/2018

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Some Europeans have put up signs that says christians only. Similarly, some predominantly Muslim countries have reportedly only welcomed Muslim refugees. Others have not done enough, particularly as neighbours Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon are overwhelmed by the exodus from the that is today’s Syria. And others are less or not concerned so they say no. And they are giving the refugees a cold shoulder. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/ambassador-muhamed-sacirbey/defining-welcome-to-refugees_b_8511746.html
20/2/2018 20:35

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Well the refugees could be any age but people up to 60+ is not really common to be a refugee. And the most common in some countries are kids. And kids is really protected by organisation or people so they are the most refugees.
http://www.unhcr.org/statistics/unhcrstats/3b9378e518/women-children-older-refugees-sex-age-distribution-refugee-populations.html
14:54 Tuesday, February 20, 2018

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Refugees need food, water, shelter and more. People distribute food items refugees food like pasta, cooking oil, milk and more to feed the families. Cooking utensils and dishes help refugees prepare safe, nutritious meals. And people also distribute items like hygiene items, school supplies, clothing and more.

https://www.mercycorps.org/photoessays/jordan-syria/what-do-refugees-need-after-leaving-everything-behind
15:05 20/2/2018

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Many of these refugees end up living in camps, surviving only on daily handouts from UN-donor countries. There is also 25 million refugees in other countries that need looking for. And in the news there said to be one third of the refugees not being helped and is alone to survive. Maybe this happens because they are not concerned.Or because of the religion, race and etc.

http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/269184
14:56 20/2/2018

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Nationality still appears to be crucial for the actual enjoyment of human rights. Refugee children born in exile are particularly exposed to the risk of statelessness. Every Childs right to acquire nationality.

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The Convention sets forth important principles relevant to the
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» Every person’s right to a nationality
» That statelessness shall be avoided
» The prohibition of discrimination in nationality matters.
Under these rules, States parties shall grant their nationality to
any child born on their territory who do not require at birth any other nationality.
https://www.ecre.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/refugee-children-nationality-LEAP-leaflet.pdf   20/2/2018 2:40

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refugee needs a lot of resources so it depend on the place they go to if there is little amount of resources it is going to be really hard for them and make them homeless. And the impact to their lives and it also effect the resources the country has because if more people it means more population and the place there will have less resources there and it can lead to poverty
https://odihpn.org/magazine/the-impact-of-refugees-on-the-environment-and-appropriate-responses/
06:37 Wednesday, February 21, 2018

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The conditions of the refugees in Greece is they use tents to live in. It is currently lacking proper heating and electricity. Although before,  the area is so appalling but some organization like NRC and ECHO helped them. They helped by funding. NRC and other humanitarian actors are trying to fill the gaps, but the truth is that many of the current facilities are not a suitable places for families to stay, and should be closed.

https://www.nrc.no/news/2016/des/terrible-conditions-for-refugees-in-greece/ 20/2/2018 2:56

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When the refugees migrate, they are protected. They are protected under international law. Their rights are protected by the international refugee protection. http://www.unhcr.org/afr/news/latest/2016/3/56e95c676/refugees-migrants-frequently-asked-questions-faqs.html 20/2/2018 9:16

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Syria's war created millions of refugees. Syrian refugees begin to trickle back to a homeland still at war, aid agencies fear that a proposed change to U.N. guidelines could accelerate the pace of returns. At least 5.1 million people have left Syria during the six-year conflict, with most seeking safety in Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon. The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) deemed the threat of violence and detention in Syria so grave that it has supported many of the refugees in the region. In Lebanon this year, Syrian refugees have been evicted from makeshift displacement camps. In Jordan, hundreds of Syrian refugees are being deported across the border monthly with little warning and no recourse. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/syrias-war-created-millions-of-refugees-some-might-be-forced-to-return-home/2017/08/27/3efac6a8-7dff-11e7-b2b1-aeba62854dfa_story.html?utm_term=.1508016cdd36 20/2/2018 9:22

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50% of refugees are sadly under 18.
https://www.dosomething.org/us/facts/11-facts-about-refugees 22/2/2018 2:27

Currently, 65.3 million men, women and children around the world are unfortunately displaced. http://www.unhcr.org/en-us/figures-at-a-glance.html 22/2/2018 2:30

Did you know that The Voice star Rita Ora was a refugee?
http://refugeeweek.org.uk/resources/facts-figures-and-contributions/facts-about-refugees/ 22/2/2018 2:32

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Did you know that the refugees that fled their countries are not allowed to be forced back to their country (Under international law). In 2011 about 26.4 million refugees left their country because of conflict. At the end of 2013, there were 16.7 million refugees worldwide. With the highest number in Parkistan which had about 1.6 million refugees.
https://www.dosomething.org/us/facts/11-facts-about-refugees
14:37 22/2/2018

In 2014 alone, 8.3 million people were forced to flee. That means that 42,500 people were forced to leave their homes every day because of conflict or persecution. Britain is home to just 0.6% of the world’s refugees. More than half (53%) of the world’s refugees are from just three countries: Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia.
https://www.refugeecouncil.org.uk/latest/news/4350_top_10_global_facts_about_refugees
14:22 22/2/2018

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Did you know that in order to officially be considered a refugee, a person must have suffered persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, because they are part of a persecuted social group, or because they’re fleeing war
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/lutheran-world-relief/8-facts-about-refugees_b_14552848.html
14:37, Thursday, February, 22, 2018

the UNHCR estimates that, as of 2015, there were just over 21 million refugees around the world
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/lutheran-world-relief/8-facts-about-refugees_b_14552848.html
14:44, Thursday, February 22 2018

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he UNHCR estimates that, as of 2015, there were just over 21 million refugees around the world

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Now Syrian health professionals to enter health in Turkey. And there are many health issues. Like sickness. And now there is rights for refugees to get health. And this is good for the refugees. And there are many diseases that could 🤬 them.

http://www.who.int/migrants/en/
20:28 20/2/2018

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Tahukah anda bahwa 50% pengungsi kurang dari umur 18. Dan pengungsi bisa berapapun usia tapi orang yang sampai 60 lebih tidak biasa menjadi pengungsi. Dan yang paling umum di beberapa negara adalah anak-anak. Dan anak-anak benar-benar dilindungi oleh organisasi atau orang sehingga kami adalah pengungsi paling banyak. Dan yang pasti kami harus tinggal di keadaan yang buruk dan di tempat yang buruk. 22.5 juta pengungsi, lebih dari separuh di antaranya berusia di bawah 18 tahun. Dan setengah dari kami pengungsi Suriah yang di bawa ke A.S. sejauh ini adalah anak-anak; dan [2,5%] adalah orang dewasa berusia di atas 60 tahun. Dan tahukah anda hampir dua pertiga pengungsi anak membohong tentang usia sebenarnya mereka, dan tahun lalu mereka ditemukan sebagai orang dewasa.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3850564/Home-Office-admits-figures-two-three-child-refugees-lying-age-actually-adults.html
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We ran away from Syria because the war there doesn't have any signs of ending. We take many different ways, routes and paths to travel. So they can escape from their country. Some take planes, boats and even walk. Refugees with kids also take their kids to migrate. It's really hard for them to do that. They have to bring all their kids to make sure people are not left behind and safe. 50% of the kid refugees are sadly under 18. They bring their kids on their backs in a basket everywhere they go because they care about them. They go barefoot when they migrate, causing blisters and pain in their feet. The parents aren't aware of this. They don't have any doctors or nurse with them as well. Fortunately, some organizations sent nurses to help them. They also have medical kits. There are a lot of refugees that passed away due to foot pain when migrating.

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Most of history's refugees have been from outcomes of war.
Currently the largest group of refugees in the world are fleeing civil conflict in Syria, which has been raging since 2011 and has killed 400,000 Syrians and displaced 6.3 million internally. Another 5 million have left the country entirely. The Syrian Civil War is an ongoing multisided conflict in Syria, the fought between the government along with its allies, and various forces opposing the government. and did you know that there are almost 2.5 million registered refugees from Afghanistan. They comprise the largest protracted refugee population in Asia, and the second largest refugee population in the world. And they are probably all from the war.
www.unhcr.org/afghanistan.html

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Perang Suriah menciptakan jutaan pengungsi dan kami adalah  bagian dari mereka. Setelah pengungsi - pengungsi bermigrasi ke negara baru, kebanyakan dari merekapun kembali ke negara asal mereka, Suriah. Itu membuat para organisasi panik karena mereka sudah membuat fasilitas untuk para pengungsi tapi ternyata para pengungsi pergi kembali ke negara asal mereka.Itu sangat mengecewakan untuk para organisasi. Sebagian besar mencari keselamatan di Turki, Yordania dan Lebanon. UNHCR menganggap kalau ancaman kekerasan di Suriah sangatlah mengejutkan sehingga mereka mendukung pengungsi - pengungsi di wilayah tersebut. Itu adalah hal yang baik karena UNHCR dapat membantu mereka. Para pengungsi membutuhkan bantuan. Di Lebanon tahun ini, pengungsi Suriah telah diusir dari kamp-kamp pengungsian darurat. Itu sangatlah berbahaya karena nanti mereka tidak akan punya tempat tinggal. Di Yordania, ratusan pengungsi Suriah dideportasi melintas perbatasan setiap bulan dengan sedikit peringatan dan tidak ada jalan lain.