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Bringing Back the Palestinian Refugee Question
Bringing Back the Palestinian Refugee Question
Table of Contents
  1. Executive Summary
Mitigating Risks for Syrian Refugee Youth in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa
Mitigating Risks for Syrian Refugee Youth in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa
Table of Contents
  1. Executive Summary
  2. Introduction
  3. Risks Facing Syrian Refugee Youth in Şanlıurfa
    1. Crime and Criminal Networks
      1. A triple threat: smuggling, sexual exploitation and drugs
      2. Criminal exploitation in the camps
    2. Jihadist and Other Militant Groups
    3. Exploitative Marriages
  4. What Makes Youth Vulnerable
    1. An Incomplete Register
    2. School-related Challenges
    3. Inadequate Psycho-social Support
    4. Poverty
  5. Measures to Protect At-risk Youth
    1. Complete the Register
    2. Counter Illicit Networks, Indoctrination, and Exploitation of Women and Girls
      1. Illicit networks
      2. Indoctrination
      3. Exploitation and coercion of women and girls
    3. Enrol Students and Deter Dropouts
    4. Offer Adequate Psycho-social Support
    5. Help Refugees Make a Living
  6. Conclusion
  7. Appendix A: Map of Turkey
  8. Appendix B: Juvenile Delinquency in “Refugee-dense” and “Refugee-scarce” Provinces
Report 156 / Middle East & North Africa

Bringing Back the Palestinian Refugee Question

With Palestinians increasingly doubtful that the refugee question can be resolved within a two-state framework, the Palestinian leadership should seek to reinvigorate refugee communities as well as to reclaim its representation of them. When diplomacy emerges from its hiatus, the leadership will be able to negotiate and implement a peace agreement only if it wins refugees’ support or at least acquiescence.

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