Social Problems Faced by Syrian Refugees in Turkey

Abstract

The situation around Syrian refugees today describes a situation of "collapse" in the true sense of the word. They were suddenly evicted from their homes and became refugees in neighbouring countries. The saddest thing is that they have no hope of returning to their homeland soon. Although Turkey has acted responsibly in the context of human rights with its open door policy, it has become unable to bear the burden of millions of asylum seekers. Of course, Turkey, which hosts the largest number of Syrian refugees in the world, cannot expect this problem to be fully addressed. However, the implementation of integration policies was almost inevitable in terms of a more accurate continuation of the refugee crisis caused by the actual situation. The problem is not sociological and political, but human. Therefore, first of all, it is necessary to investigate the issue from this aspect.