In a 'post-trust' world, we can't allow the most vulnerable to suffer

Feb 10, 2017

An aerial view shows the Zaatari refugee camp, near the Jordanian city of Mafraq July 18, 2013. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry spent about 40 minutes with half a dozen refugees who vented their frustration at the international community's failure to end Syria's more than two-year-old civil war, while visiting the camp that holds roughly 115,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan about 12 km (eight miles) from the Syrian border. REUTERS/Mandel Ngan/Pool

Jordan, where 10% of the population are registered Syrian refugees Image: REUTERS/Mandel Ngan/Pool

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