In this Monday, March 9, 2015, photo, Syrian refugee Jawahir Alhassan, 28, walks toward her son Hamza, 5 months, to change his clothes while laying in a hammock inside their tent at an informal tented settlement in Al-Aghwar, Jordan, near the border with Israel. Others say they can’t afford rent or that they don’t want to live in the authorized camps because of restrictions there.
Some refugees say they pitched tents to be close to jobs on farms, especially during harvest season. In this Sunday, Maphoto, Syrian refugee men dig a ditch around their tent at an Informal Tented Settlement near the Syrian border, on the outskirts of Mafraq, Jordan. Just over 100,000 live in the three main authorized refugee camps in northern Jordan. In Jordan, most refugees settle in urban areas. In this Friday, Maphoto, a Syrian refugee washes his foot outside his tent at an informal tented settlement in the Jordan Valley, Jordan. In this Sunday, Maphoto, Syrian refugees pray in a makeshift mosque inside a tent at an informal tented settlement on the outskirts of Mafraq, Jordan. Aid officials say those in the makeshift camps are among the most vulnerable of close to 625,000 Syrians who fled to Jordan and have registered with the U.N. In this Friday, Maphoto, a framed photograph of Syrian refugee Shahada Hussein, who passed away in 2014, hangs inside his son’s tent at an informal tented settlement in the Jordan Valley, Jordan.
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