Will the status of Syrian refugees in Europe change? | Syria’s War

This content discusses how several European countries have paused Syrian asylum requests following the collapse of the al-Assad dynasty. It mentions that more than a million Syrians have sought asylum in Europe in the past 13 years, but with the recent developments, questions have arisen about the future of around 100,000 refugees. At least eight nations have frozen Syrian asylum applications, prompting discussions on whether Syria is now safe for refugees to return. The content also raises questions about what challenges refugees may face if they choose to go back to Syria. The presenter is Bernard Smith, and the guests include Louise Calvey, Bushra Alzoubi, and Daniel Sohege, who provide insights from their expertise in refugee rights, activism, and international refugee law and protection.
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