Published : 11-06-2019
A Palestinian refugee who was displaced from Yarmouk Camp, in Damascus, to northern Syria was shot and seriously injured by anonymous assailants in Efrin, north of Syria.
An activist told AGPS that three gunmen opened fire at a Palestinian refugee outside of his home over allegations that he has been releasing counterfeit reports about the transfer of Palestinian refugees to northern Syria.
The refugee, whose name has been kept secret at his family’s request, sustained skull fractures and was rushed to a Turkish hospital.
A few days ago, the Documentation Center of Palestinian Refugees denied reports about underway attempts to transfer Palestinian refugees to northern Syria.
The statement came in response to reports released by the The Violations Documentation Center (VDC) about the projected settlement of 1,500 displaced Palestinian families in Efrin.
The Documentation Center of Palestinian Refugees slammed the report as “politicized”, saying VDC has not reached out to reliable parties before publishing the counterfeit news on its website.
A Palestinian refugee who was displaced from Yarmouk Camp, in Damascus, to northern Syria was shot and seriously injured by anonymous assailants in Efrin, north of Syria.
An activist told AGPS that three gunmen opened fire at a Palestinian refugee outside of his home over allegations that he has been releasing counterfeit reports about the transfer of Palestinian refugees to northern Syria.
The refugee, whose name has been kept secret at his family’s request, sustained skull fractures and was rushed to a Turkish hospital.
A few days ago, the Documentation Center of Palestinian Refugees denied reports about underway attempts to transfer Palestinian refugees to northern Syria.
The statement came in response to reports released by the The Violations Documentation Center (VDC) about the projected settlement of 1,500 displaced Palestinian families in Efrin.
The Documentation Center of Palestinian Refugees slammed the report as “politicized”, saying VDC has not reached out to reliable parties before publishing the counterfeit news on its website.
