As neighbouring nations struggle to manage with scale of crisis,agencies report that Syrian refugees stranded in exile may disappear back to war-ravaged homelandConditions for Syrian refugees in the Middle East are so dire that some are now considering returning to their war-ravaged homeland rather than endure poverty, hunger and a futureless exile in the neighbouring nations where they are stranded, or the UN has warned.
Some refugees have been reduced to begging on the streets of the Jordanian capital,Amman, or selling flowers and living rough in Lebanon, and aid workers say. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com