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Reason for Migration: Civil war, armed conflict, and violence since 2011.

Difficulties: Bombing, unsafe routes, and border closures.

Notes: Many flee due to fear of persecution or lack of basic services.

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İstanbul, Provincia de Estambul, Turquía

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Reason for Migration: Proximity to Syria; transit hub to Europe.

Difficulties: Crowded refugee camps, limited work opportunities.

Notes: Hosts over 3.6 million Syrian refugees.

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Reason for Migration: Geographic closeness; cultural ties.

Difficulties: Strained infrastructure; lack of formal refugee status.

Notes: Refugees often live in poverty.

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Reason for Migration: Safe haven; regional stability.

Difficulties: Resource shortages, dependency on humanitarian aid.

Notes: Home to the Za’atari refugee camp, one of the largest.

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Reason for Migration: Safety and better opportunities.

Difficulties: Integration challenges and limited rights.

Notes: Refugees often face barriers to formal employment.

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Route 3: South Sudan → Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Route 3: South Sudan → Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Reason for Migration:

Ethnic violence, civil war, and food insecurity.

Difficulties: Unsafe travel routes, lack of transport.

Notes: Largest refugee crisis in Africa.

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Reason for Migration: Gateway to Europe.

Difficulties: Dangerous Mediterranean crossing; overcrowded camps.

Notes: Many aim to continue to Central Europe.

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Reason for Migration: Strong asylum system and economic opportunities.

Difficulties: Language barriers and integration.

Notes: Germany is a top destination for Syrian refugees.

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Reason for Migration:

Open-door policy for refugees.

Difficulties: Overcrowded camps, limited resources.

Notes: Refugees can access land and work opportunities.

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Reason for Migration: Armed conflict, Taliban control, lack of safety.

Difficulties: Dangerous travel routes; persecution.

Notes: Many leave for fear of reprisal or targeted violence.

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Reason for Migration:

Stability; proximity.

Difficulties: Resource scarcity and reliance on aid.

Notes: Refugees face challenges with integration.

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Reason for Migration: First safe stop; shared border.

Difficulties: Lack of legal rights; forced deportations.

Notes: Hosts nearly 800,000 Afghan refugees.

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Reason for Migration: Historical ties and ethnic connections.

Difficulties: Poor living conditions; pressure to return.

Notes: Home to large Afghan communities for decades.

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Reason for Migration:

Safer environment.

﻿﻿Difficulties: Overcrowded camps like Kakuma and Dadaab.

Notes: Kenya hosts many displaced persons in protracted situations.

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Reason for Migration: Nearby refuge.

﻿﻿Difficulties: Political instability; refugee rights violations.

Notes: Many South

Sudanese return during peace periods.

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İstanbul, Provincia de Estambul, Turquía

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Reason for Migration: Pathway to Europe.

Difficulties: Strict border policies; costly smuggling networks.

Notes: Serves as a major transit country.

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Reason for Migration: Economic stability; asylum opportunities.

Difficulties: Bureaucratic delays in asylum processing.

Notes: Germany receives the largest number of Afghan asylum seekers in Europe.

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Kinshasa, República Democrática del Congo

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﻿﻿Reason for Migration: Food security and safety.

﻿﻿Difficulties: Armed conflict in the DRC itself.

Notes: Refugees face risks of further displacement.

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Reason for Migration: Established Afghan diaspora; opportunities.

Difficulties: Risky crossings of the English Channel.

Notes: Migration intensified after the Taliban takeover.

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Route 4: Myanmar → Bangladesh, Malaysia, India, Thailand

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Route 4: Myanmar → Bangladesh, Malaysia, India, Thailand

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Reason for Migration:

Persecution of Rohingya minorities.

Difficulties: Violence, lack of recognition as citizens.

Notes: Many flee to escape genocide.

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Zaatari Refugee Camp, طريق بغداد الدولي، Zaatari Village, Jordania

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One of the largest camps for Syrian refugees, housing over 80,000 people.

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Reason for Migration:

Refugee camps and safety.

Difficulties: Overcrowding;

poor living conditions.

Notes: Home to the largest refugee camp in the world.

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Jinnah Rd، Landi Kotal, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistán

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A key camp for Afghan refugees fleeing violence and conflict.

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Reason for Migration:

Muslim-majority country; perceived safety.

Difficulties: Risky sea journeys; limited legal protections.

Notes: Many work in informal sectors for survival.

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Reason for Migration: Proximity and historical ties.

Difficulties: Lack of legal protections for Rohingya.

Notes: Rohingya live in scattered communities.

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One of the largest refugee settlements in the world, hosting South Sudanese refugees.

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Reason for Migration:

Transit to other Southeast Asian nations.

Difficulties: Arrest and detention as undocumented migrants.

﻿﻿Notes: Refugees are often viewed as economic migrants.

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Kutupalong Refugee Camp, Kotupalong, Bangladesh

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The world’s largest refugee camp, primarily housing Rohingya refugees from Myanmar.

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