Seeking Safety, Finding Fear

Bree Akesson, Kearney Coupland
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The war in Syria has led to a large number of Syrian families fleeing to neighboring countries, including Lebanon. Per capita, Lebanon has taken in more refugees than any other country in the world. Despite a shared history of taking in each other’s war-affected populations, the Government of Lebanon response has shifted from that of hospitality and protection to refusing to officially recognize displaced Syrians as refugees and imposing other restrictive policies that make everyday life a challenge for Syrian families. These actions have an impact upon the basic human rights of these families. Drawing upon data from research with 46 Syrian families, this paper will describe how Syrian family movement is restricted, identify the multiple and interrelated factors that contribute to immobility, explore how restricted mobility can compromised children, family, and human rights.
寻找安全,发现恐惧
叙利亚的战争导致大量叙利亚家庭逃往包括黎巴嫩在内的邻国。按人均计算,黎巴嫩接收的难民比世界上任何其他国家都多。尽管双方都有接纳对方受战争影响人口的历史,但黎巴嫩政府的反应已从接待和保护转变为拒绝正式承认流离失所的叙利亚人为难民,并实施其他限制性政策,使叙利亚家庭的日常生活成为挑战。这些行动对这些家庭的基本人权产生了影响。根据对46个叙利亚家庭的研究数据,本文将描述叙利亚家庭流动是如何受到限制的,确定导致不流动的多种相互关联的因素,探讨限制流动如何损害儿童、家庭和人权。
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