Published : 18-11-2018
A couple of days ago, an AGPS delegation met with representatives of the International Red Cross Committee at the latter’s headquarters in Beirut.
The delegations tackled the file of missing and detained Palestinians in Syria along with the efforts made by the Red Cross to urge the Syrian authorities to disclose the fate of Palestinians who have been secretly held in government jails.
AGPS briefed the delegation about the number of torture victims and detainees in war-torn Syria, along with the situation endured by displaced Palestinian refugees in northern Syria and those stranded in Thailand.
The two parties vowed to combine forces in order to help families who have been appealing for information over their relatives’ fates.
Over 2,100 reports have been issued by AGPS on a daily basis to document the situation of the Palestinians of Syria since 2011 and the violations they have been subjected to both inside and outside of the Syrian territories.
A couple of days ago, an AGPS delegation met with representatives of the International Red Cross Committee at the latter’s headquarters in Beirut.
The delegations tackled the file of missing and detained Palestinians in Syria along with the efforts made by the Red Cross to urge the Syrian authorities to disclose the fate of Palestinians who have been secretly held in government jails.
AGPS briefed the delegation about the number of torture victims and detainees in war-torn Syria, along with the situation endured by displaced Palestinian refugees in northern Syria and those stranded in Thailand.
The two parties vowed to combine forces in order to help families who have been appealing for information over their relatives’ fates.
Over 2,100 reports have been issued by AGPS on a daily basis to document the situation of the Palestinians of Syria since 2011 and the violations they have been subjected to both inside and outside of the Syrian territories.
