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Turkey Deports Number of Palestinian Families to Syria, and its Coast Guards Suspend 182 Migrants Tried to Cross to Greece

Published : 21-07-2015

Turkey Deports Number of Palestinian Families to Syria, and its Coast Guards Suspend 182 Migrants Tried to Cross to Greece

Activists accused the Turkish military of violating international laws and norms to prohibit the deportation of anyone to a country where they would be at risk of serious human rights violations.

This  comes a day after the Turkish army deported a group of Palestinian families to the Syrian territories under the pretext of entering the Turkish territory illegally, where they were detained for hours on the Turkish border, and then forced to return to Syria.

 The rest of the detained families appealed the international and human rights organizations to intervene for not being deported to the Syrian territory for fear of arrest by the Syrian regime forces.

It is worth mentioning that this is not the first time for refugees to face violations at the hands of the Turkish army, while in many cases Turkish gendarmerie returned Palestinian refugees to Syria and shoot them.

It is noteworthy that thousands of Palestinian Syrian refugees fled events of war in Syria and entered Turkish territory illegally, due to the fact that the Turkish authorities do not give visa for the Palestinian Syrian refugees, as they crossed to European countries illegally, while  about 4,000 Palestinian refugees remained Inside Turkey, according to unofficial statistics.

In the same context, Turkish coast guards suspended  yesterday 182 illegal immigrants, mostly from Syria, Afghanistan, off the coast of the town (Oewagek) in the state of Jnaq Castle (West), in the Aegean Sea, while trying to reach "Lesbos" Greek island, through inflatable boat .

Short URL : https://actionpal.org.uk/en/post/1555

Activists accused the Turkish military of violating international laws and norms to prohibit the deportation of anyone to a country where they would be at risk of serious human rights violations.

This  comes a day after the Turkish army deported a group of Palestinian families to the Syrian territories under the pretext of entering the Turkish territory illegally, where they were detained for hours on the Turkish border, and then forced to return to Syria.

 The rest of the detained families appealed the international and human rights organizations to intervene for not being deported to the Syrian territory for fear of arrest by the Syrian regime forces.

It is worth mentioning that this is not the first time for refugees to face violations at the hands of the Turkish army, while in many cases Turkish gendarmerie returned Palestinian refugees to Syria and shoot them.

It is noteworthy that thousands of Palestinian Syrian refugees fled events of war in Syria and entered Turkish territory illegally, due to the fact that the Turkish authorities do not give visa for the Palestinian Syrian refugees, as they crossed to European countries illegally, while  about 4,000 Palestinian refugees remained Inside Turkey, according to unofficial statistics.

In the same context, Turkish coast guards suspended  yesterday 182 illegal immigrants, mostly from Syria, Afghanistan, off the coast of the town (Oewagek) in the state of Jnaq Castle (West), in the Aegean Sea, while trying to reach "Lesbos" Greek island, through inflatable boat .

Short URL : https://actionpal.org.uk/en/post/1555