Poverty-stricken Syrian refugees stay in Turkey

A 19-year-old man fleeing from Syria (R) sits in Harran, southeastern Turkey near the Syrian border, in September 2015. Turkey now hosts about 3 million people who have fled Syria, many of whom are stranded as they cannot afford to migrate to their preferred destinations in Europe. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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