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The article focuses on the status of Sudanese and Somali refugees in Jordan who seek for right and asylum. Topics discussed include the four hierarchies of aid for refugees such as size, race, and awareness, the policy of Jordanian government for Sudanese and Somalis who are claiming for asylum in which they need to make appointment to register with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNCHR), and refugees' experience of racism and harassment in Jordan.

The article focuses on the research study concerning the village life of Palestinian refugees in Jordan prior to 1948. The author's study is about books detailing the village geography, history, origin, archaeological sites, family trees and origins, folklore, customs, dialect, songs and material culture of the village.