Published : 28-11-2018
Dozens of displaced Palestinians who were forcibly deported to northern Syria urged UNRWA to hand them much-needed humanitarian aids with the advent of a freezing winter season, saying they have been subjected to exhaustive crackdowns and intensive inspection on their way to government-run zones to receive aids.
In appeals emailed to AGPS, the refugees expressed their deep concern over the fate of their children in light of the apathy maintained by URNWA and other human rights institutions.
The refugees called on UNRWA to hand them over cash and in-kind aids given by donor parties and to reach out to displaced families in opposition-held zones in Idlib and Aleppo, among other tension-stricken areas north of Syria.
UNRWA stipulates that all family members aged 18 and above show up at distribution centers in order to receive their allotted aids.
Dozens of displaced Palestinians who were forcibly deported to northern Syria urged UNRWA to hand them much-needed humanitarian aids with the advent of a freezing winter season, saying they have been subjected to exhaustive crackdowns and intensive inspection on their way to government-run zones to receive aids.
In appeals emailed to AGPS, the refugees expressed their deep concern over the fate of their children in light of the apathy maintained by URNWA and other human rights institutions.
The refugees called on UNRWA to hand them over cash and in-kind aids given by donor parties and to reach out to displaced families in opposition-held zones in Idlib and Aleppo, among other tension-stricken areas north of Syria.
UNRWA stipulates that all family members aged 18 and above show up at distribution centers in order to receive their allotted aids.
