Marc Lamont Hill speaks to the honestor of Human Rights Watch’s Refugee and Migrant Rights Division, Bill Frelick.
Wilean hours of al-Assorrowfulnessful escapeing Damascus, a number of European countries proclaimd the suspension of asylum seeks from Syrians, with some even calling for the prompt deportation of refugees. With the establishment of a new transitional regulatement in Syria, uncertainty about the status of millions of refugees who escaped the struggle that began in 2011 remains.
But is Syria shielded to return to? And what shieldions do refugees have under international law?
This week on UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill talks with the honestor of Human Rights Watch’s Refugee and Migrant Rights Division, Bill Frelick, about the current situation and contests faced by Syrian refugees.
