
Ministers are under pressure to resume processing Syrian asylum applications, with over 7,000 individuals currently in limbo since the UK paused decisions in December following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad. Charities argue this has left many in “indefinite limbo,” as the government reviews the situation in Syria, while the number of asylum claims has significantly dropped. Many Syrians express concerns over their safety and uncertain futures, exacerbating the stress of being unable to work or secure permanent residency.