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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528551403572","data":"<p>The Syrian Civil war had way more complicated and undesired effects than we ever thought of, one of those is the displacement of the citizens to safer grounds on huge scales and their migration to other countries, precisely turning in to refugees. The economy of Syria has already been crippled completely and it's now no more than a battle field. But, this very refugee crisis is now a test to the humanity, let's see how good we are taking the test...<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528552854945","data":"<p>The Syrian crisis appropriately, the global refugee crisis is one the biggest we have ever seen. People left their own country and emigrate to other possible countries in search of better life. This very crisis began in the 2015 when Syria was experiencing a brutal civil war. The main destinations for emigrants were the neighbouring countries like Iran, Turkey, Jordan and so on...they themselves being a moderate economies couldn't cope up with the huge number of refugees and also the conditions continued to become worse as they finally gave up. Now, the emigrants started to look on to a new destination, Europe. Many refugees risked their lives travelling through waters in unsafe and overcrowded boats to get to these European countries and many of them have lost their lives in between. For all who somehow got there, it was never a warm welcome. The countries feared of economic destabilisation, security issues and many more as they refused to accept the refugees. But, things never slowed down, as the Civil war is at its peek in Syria, there came more and more refugees seeking the help of these countires. The countires, notably Germany, Greece, Italy and so on...started allowing the refugees after seeing their heart touching and emotional journeys to get here and the way they losing their lives, especially children who are a majority among the refugees. But, recently countries started to tighten their immigration laws and restrict the refugees each with their own versions of reasons. The thing that hurts the most is many political parties are going against the refugees and giving false impressions on them to the locals. If situation goes on this way, things would take very unusual turns and could lead to the most unexpected results.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528553985394","data":"5b1be71781697"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528553992878","data":"5b1be734a28b1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528553997054","data":"<p>The refugees are not the ones to fear for, it's the responsibility of nations as fellow beings to provide them a shelter. Allowing them to work and when basic needs like health and education are provided to them, they turn into real assets which the countries should realise instead of treating them as terrorists. One step towards the betterment of humanity, that's all it takes to make world a better place...<\/p>"}]

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