Iraq’s Kurdish Region is becoming a favoured destination for an increasing number of Syrian Kurds deprived of nationality rights by authorities in Damascus.
More than one thousand Syrian Kurds now survive in dire conditions in Moqoble camp, a refugee settlement near the northern Iraq town of Dahuk. The refugees live without regular access to electricity, water and food in temporary tents provided by the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR). Heating and cooking systems regularly cause fires…
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