As Turkey and Russia pull the strings in Syria’s Idlib, civilians pay the price

REACH’s work in Syria featured in As Turkey and Russia pull the strings in Syria’s Idlib, civilians pay the price article from The New Humanitarian.

A recent survey by REACH, a UN-backed initiative for humanitarian reporting, cites local estimates that the southern part of the opposition-controlled enclave (which includes southern Idlib and northern Hama provinces) may hold as many as 620,000 inhabitants, 140,000 of whom are displaced from elsewhere.

May 21, 2019

 

 

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