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Syria's Refugees
In two years, the Syrian civil war has killed at least 100,000 people. Some two million more have registered as refugees. Hundreds of thousands are in Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon, almost half of them children. We hear where they're going and the impact they're having from Tim Arango of the New York Times and Cassandra Nelson of Mercy Corps .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn two years, the Syrian civil war has killed at least 100,000 people. Some two million more have registered as refugees. Hundreds of thousands are in Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon, almost half of them children. We hear where they're going and the impact they're having from Tim Arango of the New York Times and Cassandra Nelson of Mercy Corps.
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The full episode
3 of 3Will Military Strike on Syria Be Too Little, Too Late?- 0:00Will Americans Still Wary on Syria Be Swayed by Weapons Claims?
- 8:07Syria's Chemical Weapons and America's Options
- 39:37Syria's RefugeesYou’re reading this