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The democratic protester (protest against Assad Regime) wanted president Bashar al-Assad to resign.
--> The government respond with brutal violent to the protester.
--> The Syrian civil war started in March 15, 2011.

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- 12 million of Syrian have fled out of Syria due to conflict. This is more than 70% of the population.
- Worldwide, there are more refugees than at any time since World War II.
- More than 5.6 million Syrians have fled the country as refugees.
- 6.1 million are displaced within Syria, internally displaced people.
- Half (50%) of the people affected  are the children.

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3 Main countries Syrian Refugee fled to?

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3 Main countries Syrian Refugee fled to?

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The majority of Syria’s 5.6 million refugees are have to migrating by land and sea into neighboring countries. They mainly remain in Europe, the Middle East.

They move to European countries
Turkey: around 3.5 million refugee
Lebanon: around 1 million refugee
Jordan: around 650,000 refugee

Some other small major countries:
Iraq: around 250,000 refugee
Egypt: around 130,000 refugee
Sweden: 115,000 refugee
Hungary: around 80,000 refugee

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migration difficulties and danger:
- Many Syrians are at risk of getting pushed to return back to Syria.
- Many get injured and died during the process
-  Need to go through human trafficking and smuggling.
- Many Syrian refugees are living in “dire conditions” in camps on the borders with Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey
Syrian people faces:
- Infectious disease spread
--> collapse of sanitation and living conditions
- Violence against women
--> Around 6000 women have been raped
- Children are in danger
--> become ill, malnourished, abused, or exploited. Million are force to quit school.

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Syrian from refugee camps were force to return home

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Syrian from refugee camps were force to return home

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- High unemployment rate: struggle to make a living. There was lack of access to formal labor market.
---> The unemployment rate are more than 50%.
- High cost of living: the inability to pay rent, pay debt, affording basic needs...
---> More than 80% of the Syrian are in poverty
-  Limitation on education opportunities: many children have to quit going to school.
- Collapse infrastructure: healthcare centers and hospitals, schools, utilities, water and sanitation systems.
- Violent (dangerous situation): many people have been killed including children.

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Consequence for the host countries (Lebanon/Europe)

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Consequence for the host countries (Lebanon/Europe)

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- lack of job for native people (of host country):
--> many immigrant took many jobs
--> many industries depend too much on immigrant labor
--> rise of unemployment

- More people

--> increase the pressure on resources and services/
- Many are willing to work regardless of low wages
--> There's a lack of productivity, training and innovation.
--> the money are sent back for home country, most are not use for host country
- At risk of having more crime activities and people trafficking.
- Conflict and difficulties of integration with native people

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Syrian reaching the border of neighbor country

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Syrian reaching the border of neighbor country

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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- Before the civil war, Syria was hit by a severe drought (2007-2010), the worst occurred in the country over the last century,
--> Unemployment for a million of small farmers.

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- There was no free election, parliamentary government, release of political prisoners, and the right to organize peaceful protest
- The economy has shrunk 45% since the start of conflict.
--> Shrinking working forces
--> Destruction of everything

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Syrian's civil war are still occuring in 2018

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Syrian's civil war are still occuring in 2018

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- There will be lost of young working forces, slowing down the economic development
- The return of refugee increase social cost on the community
- Migration of men and family cause lost of cultural leadership and traditions
- Falling of marriage rates and family structures
--> fall in population growth