Struggles of Displacement:

By: Ali Nooreddin Abdulrahman

Many Sudanese refugees in Egypt face an unpleasant experience: one that pendulates between relief and concern.many of these have heart-breaking stories.
Escaping the war in Sudan results in finding another, such as financial burdens or a secure residence.
During these times, NGOs and the UNHCR are the primary ways through which refugees seek and find help.
While these resources are available,they are overextended.
Sudanese refugees are burdened with creating a life from nothing. Confusion is experienced more often than understanding.
They consistently toil with finances, a well-known struggle. They quickly learn that displacement is no means to immediately achieving peace in their lives.
For man of these refugees, living in an overpopulated country, isolation is experienced often than companionship.
The influx of refugees has placed huge pressure on the Egyptian government.
Egypt already faces overpopulation and a severe economic crisis. As a result,the Sudanese refugees are not viewed as permanent residents but are here for temporary relief and are expected to return home one day.
Despite the fact that many are receiving asylum seeker status from the UNHCR, they still face an uphill climb as they continue to experience endemic poverty and isolation.