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Syrian Refugees Struggle with Trauma

Anger, anxiety, and depression are common among Syrian refugees living a precarious existence in refugee camps. Al Jazeera reports from Lebanon.

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This entry was posted in Syrian Refugees and tagged Al Jazeera, Lebanon, psychological trauma, refugee camp, refugees on November 19, 2013 by palmyrarelief.

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