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REFUGEE PROBLEM IN TURKEY (Different perspectives (views) about the…

- - - - How could a Syrian can enter a university without the examination but at Turkish boy/girl has to pass that exam? These kind of questions awake lots of issues in citiziens’s minds.
        
        Furthermore according to the official documents since 2014 Turkey has been spending money to help these refugees. That money could have been spent to its own people.
- - - - What people or groups are directly involved?
        
        This means that %2.5 of the countries population includes people running away from war zone.
        
        This problem mostly affects eastern and south eastern parts of Turkey because these provinces are close to Syrian border.
        
        By November 2014, there is a “Syrian Refugees problem” in Turkey. According to the authorities the number of the problem is nearly 2 million refugee living inside the borders of Turkish Republic.*
        
        There are refugee camps around the borders, however most of the refugees tend to live outside those camps , in the city centers. The most crowded camps are in Şanlıurfa, five camps containing 102.593 people.
        
        “Researchers concluded the move is designed to stop more Syrians fleeing to Turkey, which already hosts 3.5 million refugees. “
        
        Ministry of Interior General Directorate of Migration Management explained on 29 August 2018 According to the statement the number of registered Syrians in Turkey increased by 731 persons compared to the previous month and its became total 3 million 552 thousand 303 syrian refugee. 1 million 926 thousand 67 of these people are men, 1 million 626 thousand 236 is made up of women.
        
        When syrians started to passing the border, town of Reyhanli in Hatay province welcomed them.
- - - - So from their perspective, it is their right to live here in Turkey. Yet, turkish citizens are also right to ask for justice.