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Hanna Davis

A life of isolation for Syrian refugees in Jordan’s Azraq camp

High security and its remote location have left Azraq commonly referred to as the 'least desirable' of Jordan’s two main camps for Syrian refugees [Hanna Davis/Al Jazeera]

Azraq, Jordan – Uniform rows of white caravans plotted neatly in the desert’s empty expanse are home to nearly 38,000 Syrian refugees.

They are the victims of the now 11-year-long Syrian war who continue to wait at Jordan’s Azraq camp, their futures still uncertain and their livelihoods still dependent on donors’ generosity.

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