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Beirut (Lebanon), Dec 22 (EFE), (Camera: Noemí Jabois).- Years after fleeing their native Syria and the war, Ahmad and his wife Noor (fictitious names) had to leave everything behind in their new town in Lebanon since they were attacked by an angry mob for a crime committed by another refugee they did not even know. Like them and their five minor children, at least 270 families were forced to leave the city of Bsharri at the end of November due to collective punishment and reprisals against Syrians after a crime perpetrated by a single individual, according to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR). FOOTAGE OF THE HOUSE OF A FAMILY OF SYRIAN REFUGEES WHO WERE FORCED TO FLEE FROM THEIR FORMER HOME IN LEBANON.
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