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Amnesty International calls on EU leaders to protect Syria refugees in Lebanon - Vimarsana News

Amnesty International calls on EU leaders to protect Syria refugees in Lebanon

Prominent human rights group, Amnesty International, has urged leaders in the European Union and other regions to protect Syrian refugees in Lebanon, amid the increased deterioration of their human rights...

EU-Lebanon Deal Risks to Expose Syrian and Other Refugees to Refoulement and Human Rights Violations - Lebanon - Vimarsana News

EU-Lebanon Deal Risks to Expose Syrian and Other Refugees to Refoulement and Human Rights Violations - Lebanon

News and Press Release in English on Lebanon and 1 other country about Protection and Human Rights; published on 21 May 2024 by GDP

By Land or By Sea: Syrian Refugees Weigh Their Futures - Refugees International - Vimarsana News

By Land or By Sea: Syrian Refugees Weigh Their Futures - Refugees International

Syria is not safe for returning refugees and will not be for the foreseeable future. It is time for the global response to reckon with this truth.

1,100 Syrian refugees arrested, 600 deported from Lebanon in unprecedented crackdown - Vimarsana News

1,100 Syrian refugees arrested, 600 deported from Lebanon in unprecedented crackdown

A wave of swift door-to-border deportations is terrorizing Syrians in Lebanon, with more than 1,100 refugees arrested and 600 deported in April.

Facing a dead end in Lebanon, 1,600 Syrian families sign up for 'voluntary return' - Vimarsana News

Facing a dead end in Lebanon, 1,600 Syrian families sign up for 'voluntary return'

Refugees in Lebanon who signed up to return to Syria as part of a first batch of 1,600 families say economic hardship and a lack of a future in Lebanon informed their decision.