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According to a Hezbollah source, 80,000 of the Syrian refugees in Lebanon are armed.
Source: https://thefrontierpost.com/world-can-start-stabilizing-syria-sans-involving-assad/
In this Sunday, Aug. 6, 2017 photo, bridal gowns and engagement dresses are displayed in a small shop in the Zaatari camp for Syrian refugees in northern Jordan.
Source: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1758824/south-asia-home-to-worlds-highest-number-of-child-brides-un
Linda Alkalash, executive director at the Jordanian legal aid and human rights NGO Tamkeen, explained that while Syrian refugees have been granted partial access to work permits in Jordan, refugees from other communities are left in a bind.
Many Turkish people blame Syrian refugees for taking jobs and pushing down salary rates.
Source: https://themedialine.org/people/syrians-live-in-fear-as-they-become-target-of-elections/
“Since our Syrian resettlement commitment was announced in November 2015, Canada has resettled a total of 44,650 Syrian refugees.
The European Union’s Foreign Minister Josep Borrell said that the European states would not normalize ties with the Syrian regime, claiming that they would keep supporting the Syrian refugees.
The fighting triggered a surge of Syrian refugees that Erdogan has used as leverage against European nations, by threatening to open up Turkey's borders and swamp them with migrants.
Turkish officials, including President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, have said that Turkey supports the building of residential units in northern Syria that would allow some Syrian refugees in Turkey to return home.