As Idlib and Daraa are still targeted by shelling, the number of Syrian refugees is growing.
According to the UNHCR, they flee to Lebanon or to Jordan, border countries.
Lebanon is the most populated by camps, and these ones are overcrowded.
Syrian refugees live in precariousness, and most of them are kids and women, the more vulnerable of the people.
In Jordan, their conditions of life are not better: camps, without education for children, and access to the necessity.
They rely on the donations of the UNHCR.
It is an emergency situation , and the Syrian National Coalition raises the alarm on it.
These two pictures are property of the Syrian National Coalition, the interim government of the Revolution.
They are refused by the USA, because of Trump ‘s policy, so they don’t ask for asylum in this territory, where they could find a safe heaven.
They live in emergency camps in countries wich welcome them. Lebanon and Jordan are poorer than the USA, but more welcoming to asylum seekers.
As a result, they do not live in comfort, but in camps, in a total precariousness.
We must think of Syrian children, without access to education : they are at risk of becoming a lost generation. 
Writing this post, I think to all the teachers who could be useful if they were sent in these refugees camps; of course, they are in Lebanon and in Jordan, but the first necessities are satisfied, not education. As usual, only the White Helmets provide them a bit of education: 
But the shame is Trump’s policy towards refugees: in the USA, Syrian migrants could find a heaven, and begin a new life, in comfort.
