Issuing of Work Permits Could Bring More Stability to Syrian Workers in Gaziantep, Turkey
In 2016, access to jobs, health insurance, and other services will likely become easier for Syrians in Turkey.
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In 2016, access to jobs, health insurance, and other services will likely become easier for Syrians in Turkey.
Through the efforts of organizations like Kharkiv Station and Camp Daisy, approximately 185,600 IDPs are able to access vital aid and services in Kharkiv.
Since May 2015, Chios may be better known as a primary entry point for migration into the European Union.
An estimated more than 100,000 refugees from Syria (as well as migrants and refugees from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq) have come to Bodrum hoping for a safe trip to the European Union.