The Death of Humanity in Syria

These horrors are driving large numbers of Syrians to flee for their lives. So far, 4.2 million of them have left, a number that is expected to increase, especially with Russia's recent military intervention. More than half of the Syrian population is now displaced. At least 13.8 million of its...

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Published inIslamic horizons Vol. 45; no. 1; p. 29
Main Author Sahloul, M Zaher
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Plainfield Islamic Society of North America 01.01.2016
Subjects
Displaced persons
Families & family life
Refugees
War
Syria
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Summary:These horrors are driving large numbers of Syrians to flee for their lives. So far, 4.2 million of them have left, a number that is expected to increase, especially with Russia's recent military intervention. More than half of the Syrian population is now displaced. At least 13.8 million of its pre-war population of 22 million needs humanitarian assistance, and 80 percent of all Syrians now live below the poverty line.
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ISSN:8756-2367