Published : 24-11-2018
The Independent Human Rights Commission, in partnership with the Follow-Up Committee of Refugees from Syria in Gaza convened a meeting to discuss the situation of Palestinians from Syria in besieged Gaza.
The meeting, held in Khan Younis, sought ways to empower Palestinian Refugees from Syria in Gaza and secure housing and shelter, among other rights, for them.
The meeting culminated in a decision to task the Independent Human Rights Commission with keeping tabs on the affairs of the Palestinians from Syria in Gaza and speak up for them at national and international platforms.
More than 50 years of occupation and 11 years of blockade have made the lives of nearly 2 million Palestinians living inside the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip unbearable.
1,000 Palestinians from Syria have returned to the enclave, which has now been referred to as the world’s largest open-air prison.
The Independent Human Rights Commission, in partnership with the Follow-Up Committee of Refugees from Syria in Gaza convened a meeting to discuss the situation of Palestinians from Syria in besieged Gaza.
The meeting, held in Khan Younis, sought ways to empower Palestinian Refugees from Syria in Gaza and secure housing and shelter, among other rights, for them.
The meeting culminated in a decision to task the Independent Human Rights Commission with keeping tabs on the affairs of the Palestinians from Syria in Gaza and speak up for them at national and international platforms.
More than 50 years of occupation and 11 years of blockade have made the lives of nearly 2 million Palestinians living inside the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip unbearable.
1,000 Palestinians from Syria have returned to the enclave, which has now been referred to as the world’s largest open-air prison.
