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In the New York Times: The Syrian refugee crisis

A Syrian mother and her baby in the Domiz refugee camp, northern Iraq.

Photo: Peter Biro/IRC

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Infographic: Staggering impact of the Syria crisis

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Syria crisis in photos

Women in the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan line up to receive blankets. While the international community allocates the bulk of the limited resources so far pledged to the Syrian refugee crisis to refugee camps, they remain overcrowded and unprepared for the hardships of winter. 

Photo: Peter Biro/IRC

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Disaster for uprooted Syrians

Date: 
January 17, 2013

More than two years after the start of what has become a full fledged civil war, the crisis in Syria threatens the entire Middle East with a humanitarian disaster. It is estimated that more than four million Syrians are now in dire need of assistance and that some two million people have been uprooted and displaced. Photographs and text by Peter Biro

Syrian refugee girls face adolescence amid uncertainty

Syrian refugee women knit at the IRC Women's Center in Arsaal, Lebanon. This is just one of the many activities at the center which brings Syrian women and girls together.

Photo: Peter Biro/IRC

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TODAY: "A bleak winter: providing needed aid to those fleeing conflict in Syria"

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Syria displacement crisis worsens as protracted humanitarian emergency looms

IRC report calls aid levels for Syria crisis insufficient and spotlights forsaken urban refugees and ongoing sexual violence as issues that need urgent attention

Nearly two years into Syria’s civil war, the region faces a staggering humanitarian disaster, requiring the international community to urgently scale up planning and funding for what is certain to be a long-term regional crisis, says the International Rescue Committee’s Commission on Syrian Refugees.

A safe place for Syrian women fleeing war

Knitting is one of many activities at the IRC’s women’s centers in Lebanon. At the centers women can share their experiences and work though emotional trauma together. 

Photo: Peter Biro/IRC

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