Refugees in Zaatari camp are required to return their caravans to the camp’s administration before returning to Syria. That figure includes 20,156 refugees who returned from Zaatari camp and 8,600 from Azraq camp. In Zaatari, Hamed bought two caravans, which he used to create the home where he married, became a father and completed his university studies. While al-Haraki bought the caravans, “UNHCR requires you to hand over at least one, regardless of whether you received it from them or not. “If only the government would compensate us to repair just a single room, instead of living in the caravan,” Hamed said.