The crisis in Syria has caused many Syrians to flee their country and seek refuge in nearby borders such as Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon where mercy corps have been addressing their needs since the war began more than three years ago in 2012. After the full-blown civil war began in March of 2011, the ensuing war has claimed a staggering 220,000 people, many of which are claimed to be civilians. Almost more than 11 million people have been devastated an displaced, and the increasing impact caused by the mass conflict seemed too overwhelming for Syrians to stay in their country and fled for their own safety and of course, their lives.

Some Syrian refugees have fled to Hungary in search for a more stable situation, but after arriving in the country, they were greeted with a unwelcoming gesture. A Hungarian camerawoman was spotted live on camera intentionally tripping down and kicking Syrian refugees fleeing police near the country's border as she covers the ensuing conflict for a local news outlet. The actual footage is provided so you can see for yourself how the camerawoman trips off the fleeing refugees. As if the war wasn't already giving the refugees a reason to lose hope in seeing better days ahead, this camerawoman seemingly made it just worse, as it was clearly an inhumane act and inconsiderate act. Due to her intolerable conduct, she was fired last Tuesday. The camerawoman was identified as Petra Laszlo, as noted by Hungarian news website 444.hu.
Hundreds of thousands of refugees are also attempting the dangerous trip across the Mediterranean Sea from Turkey to Greece, hoping to find a better future in Europe. Not all of them make it across alive. Those who do make it to Greece still face steep challenges — resources are strained by the influx and services are minimal.The risks on the journey to the border can be as high as staying: Families walk for miles through the night to avoid being shot at by snipers or being caught by soldiers who will kidnap young men to fight for the regime. And unfortunately acts like these really don't help anyone at all. What do you think of the camerawoman's inappropriate conduct? Did she deserve to be fired? Chime in with your comments and let us know down the comments section!