Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said it was an 'outstanding contradiction' for migrants to be released from the unsafe centre, only for more to be brought in just days later.
Turkey is home to largest number of Syrian refugees of any country in the world, as fears rise of escalation in tension between Turks and Syrians in already hostile environment.
Despite almost half of working-age Syrian refugees holding work permits, the UNHCR Jordan warns that work is still difficult to come by.
Interior minister of Government of National Accord says it is reviewing closure of shelters, release of illegal migrants to ensure their safety, security amid outrage over plight of those still trapped in Libya.
Thousands of former ISIS militants and their families are stranded in al-Hol camp under the control of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.
Living conditions at the Tajoura detention centre are deteriorating rapidly after it was bombed last week. Some refugees would rather stay in the open and not return to their shelter.
Internally displaced Iraqis and foreign refugees alike are demanding better social protection by the Iraqi government, including official recognition of their refugee status.
An agreement between the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and local tribes has paved the way for hundreds of family members of ISIS fighters to undergo rehabilitation and societal reintegration.