Ahmed Badawi reviews the most important issues facing refugees in the Arab world

Ahmed Badawi, chairman of the board of directors of the Egyptian Foundation for Refugee Support, stressed the importance of the impact of occupation and armed conflict on human rights. 39, especially the rights of women and children, in cooperation with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. The Arab League said Sunday that for the ninth year, the political and security instability that reigned in the Middle East and North Africa region, occurring as a result of the launch (of the situation of the popular movement) by the end of 2010, had had a significant impact on the areas visited to the diversity of forms in many Arab countries and in North Africa, where it became the conflict of distinctive features of the Middle East and Africa of the North, which is clearly indicated in Syria, Yemen, Libya and the persistent crisis in Iraq and what happened recently in Sudan.
Badawi said that the emergence of armed elements and external interventions and divisions between communities of the population and the emergence of a catalyst in 2014, pushing millions of people to leave their homes. Of the 60 million refugees in the world, 40% come from the Arab region, not counting the number of displaced people in Yemen, Syria and Libya.
Badawi added that refugee women face a number of problems in host countries, such as finding suitable employment or obtaining adequate financial compensation, as well as refugees, who expose them to exploitation and violations resulting in harbadment. and rape, as well as difficulties in obtaining his identity papers. Marriage or divorce certificates or school certificates due to the difficulty of procedures such as residence or obtaining state documents, especially refugees, as they do not belong to the school. have no right to deal with the embbady of their state.
Badawi emphasized the suffering of children in host countries or when they are in camps where children face the problem of schooling due to lack of documentation or high school fees, in addition to communication difficulty due to dialects of teachers or school children.
Ahmed Badawi called for alternative and more practical ways to combat illegal immigration, which is a major threat to the lives of migrants, and to work towards the establishment of legal procedures and norms by host governments to regulate the refugee situation and increase the resources allocated to support education and health in host countries.