Violence in Iraq's Anbar province displaces 300,000 '

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Said Some 50,000 families HAD Fled Their homes since clashes erupted in Ramadi and Falluja Effective security force has dismantled long-standing anti-government protest camp led by the Sunni Arab community. 

While security force backed by pro-government tribesmen-have made ​​steady progress in retaking Areas of Ramadi, They Have not Launched an offensive to recapture Fallujah, fearing a repeat of the two bloody urban battles U.S. troops Fought in the city in 2004. 

Over the weekend, Anbar Governor Ahmed al-Dulaimi Gave the militants to surrender a week, aim Officials Said Would not negotiate with ISIS. 

"With the conflict in Anbar Continuing A continues to receive reports of civilian casualties and hardship sustained in Communities Impacted by the fighting and the influx of Internally Displaced Persons, agencies" UNHCR spokeswoman Melissa Fleming Said.