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Brief Analysis As international support lags and the situation in al-Hawl and the surrounding areas deteriorates, repatriation and humanitarian assistance are increasingly vital. A camp is not a home. Yet for roughly 62,000 people including an estimated 27,000 children the al-Hawl camp in Syria has become a permanent way-station, constituting what Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has called a “mini-state.” The camp boasts currency exchanges, medical facilities, and sundry stores.  But al-Hawl is also home to some of the most concentrated violence in northern Syria since the deconstruction of the ISIS caliphate in early 2019. Repatriation of foreign citizens and an increase in humanitarian assistance are two key parts to addressing this danger.

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