The answer, well you have already in
https://news.1rj.ru/str/IsraelWarWomenRights/220

and the best? Syria is MARKED AS RED! not green ... exactly like all 🇸🇦 countries!

The 2022 Syria Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) estimates that over 14.6 million people need humanitarian assistance inside Syria, including 6.9 million internally displaced Syrians. Of that number, approximately 9.6 million are in severe need of humanitarian assistance.

La crisis global de refugiados, en cifras (2015) https://perma.cc/68DY-QXAG

Amnesty .... "Die reichen Länder haben bislang in der Flüchtlingskrise versagt und wollen sich aus der Verantwortung stehlen. 56 Prozent der Flüchtlinge weltweit sind auf gerade einmal 10 Staaten verteilt, die weniger als 2,5 Prozent des weltweiten BIP erwirtschaften. Dies geht aus einer Studie zur weltweiten Flüchtlingskrise hervor, die Amnesty International veröffentlicht hat" https://perma.cc/X6TC-8D3K

So you have already the answer what Amnesty thinks about illegal migration ...

LES RÉFUGIÉ∙E∙S DANS LE MONDE EN CHIFFRES (2018) https://perma.cc/85ZZ-YDAZ

There are 193 countries. But just 10 of the poorest are hosting half the world’s refugees https://perma.cc/MC7E-8EP4

Anzahl der Ausländer aus Syrien in Deutschland von 2011 bis 2022 https://perma.cc/JL8V-YTDS

Mapping The World's Refugee Population https://perma.cc/352S-Z7ZC

Ranking der zehn Länder, aus denen die meisten Flüchtlinge¹ stammen https://perma.cc/N67B-JSQC

Anzahl der Asylanträge (insgesamt) in Deutschland von 1995 bis 2023 https://perma.cc/8B2J-4GEG

One hundred days after the deadliest earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria's recent history, mio of children and families are struggling to rebuild their lives, with 2.5 million children in Türkiye and 3.7 mio in Syria in need of continued humanitarian assistance https://perma.cc/T7CE-Z3RZ

Crisis in Syria: What you need to know https://perma.cc/C89F-9PH5

These countries host the most refugees (20) https://perma.cc/VDR8-LAH3

The Countries Most Welcoming To Refugees (16) https://perma.cc/2VPK-L2RJ

For people in other countries is pretty simply to complain about countries that create walls ... when they ignore even the reason WHY such walls get created.

So it easy for 🇸🇦🇿🇦 and similar countries, but even 🇪🇺 countries without or less migration, that this is against human rights ... by forgetting even the fact that without such things the risk of suicide terrorism is high, poverty increase (especially in already poor countries), etc.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/ApartheidPalestine/89

Exactly like saying "well we want to destroy Hamas" by forgetting that at the same time you destroy Palestine too = the life of tons of people ... that are already poor ...
https://news.1rj.ru/str/IsraelWarBullshit/562
https://news.1rj.ru/str/IsraelWarBullshit/1259
https://news.1rj.ru/str/IsraelWarBullshit/57

Exactly like using Rwanda to solve illegal migration ...
https://news.1rj.ru/str/MigrationTelegram/491
https://news.1rj.ru/str/MigrationTelegram/490

While each of the 32 nations in the EU and EFTA had some unauthorized immigrants in 2017, the largest numbers were in Germany and the United Kingdom, amounting to about half of Europe’s total. Substantial shares also lived in Italy and France. Together, these four countries were home to more than two-thirds (70%) of Europe’s unauthorized immigrants https://perma.cc/PN3C-ZJJB

Three-in-ten unauthorized immigrants in 2017 were estimated to be from Asia-Pacific countries, including Afghanistan and Pakistan, while an estimated 23% were from European countries outside of the EU and European Free Trade Association, including Russia and Turkey.4 Some 21% were from countries in the Middle East-North Africa region such as Syria and Iraq. Meanwhile, 17% were from sub-Saharan African countries such as Nigeria and Eritrea, and 8% were from countries in the Americas https://perma.cc/QGW8-5WR4

In Germany, an estimated third (32%) of unauthorized immigrants in 2017 had European nationalities of non-EU-EFTA countries. Another 30% were from Middle East-North Africa region countries, and close to a quarter (22%) were from countries in the Asia-Pacific region