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“Bombing, bombing, bombing” that’s how Ahmad Yassin Leila recently described the whirlwind of destruction that met him and his young family as they sought shelter in Idlib, Syria, early last year. Leila, his wife, and their four children had come to Idlib after the Syrian government’s heavy artillery siege of their Damascus neighborhood of East Ghouta had forced them from their home years before. Since then, they had been on the run from the pervasive violence shock waves, caved-in ceilings, flying shrapnel that seemed to follow wherever they fled.1
Assad pursues Syrians in Lebanon to legitimize his fourth re-election
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The New Humanitarian | How Denmark s Syrian refugee residency move reflects shifting policies across Europe
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At least 46m displaced people excluded from Covid jabs, WHO study shows Michael Safi © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Raúl Arboleda/AFP/Getty Images
Tens of millions of asylum seekers, migrants, refugees and internally displaced people around the world have been excluded from national Covid-19 vaccination programmes, according to World Health Organization research seen by the Guardian.
The gaps mean that a scattered group numbering at least 46 million people, about the size of the population of Spain, may struggle to get vaccinated even if a global shortage of doses eases.
Among the excluded are 5.6 million people internally displaced by six decades of civil war in Colombia, hundreds of thousands of refugees in Kenya and Syria and nearly 5 million migrants in Ukraine.
Me siento muerta , dice la superviviente de un cayuco en Yibuti que perdió a hijos
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