Syrians Head Home To Idlib After Deal
Announcement of an agreement between Russia and Turkey to create a demilitarised buffer zone in the last rebel-held province of Idlib has prompted thousands of displaced Syrians to head back to their homes.
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Migration Ministry Says 376 Refugees Return To Iraq From Syria
On Monday, Ali Abbas, the assistant general-director at the Iraqi Ministry of Migration and Displacement, said that over 376 Iraqis, who have been displaced to Syria due to the fighting against ISIS, have returned to Iraq.
38,500 flee in two weeks due to Idlib violence: UN
Violence in the northwestern Idlib province, has displaced more than 38,500 people in less than two weeks, the UN said on Thursday. Syrian rebel commanders said that Ankara has sent weapons and ammunition to opposition forces in Idlib, to fight back when the SAA's offensive is launched.
Turkish aid officials fear border camps won't cope with huge Idlib influx
Turkish Red Crescent official says aid staff are preparing tents for 90,000 people but expect many more to be 'ready to survive by themselves' if the Syrian government launches an offensive on Idlib, the last rebel-held province.
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Thousands Of IDPs Return To Idlib Following The Russia-Turkey Talks
After the agreement between Russia and Turkey in Sochi to create a demilitarisation zone in Idlib, thousands of IDPs return to their homes.
The displaced of Raqqa build a new village for the people of...
The civil conflict in Syria has caused the displacement of thousands of people in the north of the country. The displaced of Raqqa are accommodating the people of Sakhna.
Despite the defeat of ISIS, thousands remain displaced in northern Iraq
While citizens displaced in the Khazir IDP camps can see their villages through the barbed wire, their return to them is much harder. Officials in Erbil and Baghdad have paid no attention to the return of many IDPs to their homes following liberation from ISIS.
The Conditions of Displaced People of Daraa and Quneitra in Eid
Displaced Syrians from Daraa and Quneitra say that celebrating Eid in the camps throughout Idlib is not the same as Eid in their cities and villages. According to observers, children have been affected by this displacement the most.