Published : 30-06-2019
The family of Palestinian refugee from Syria Hamam Khaled Diab continues to appeal to the international human rights institutions and the Palestine Embassy in Malaysia to work on disclosing the fate of their son, who has gone missing for the fourth year running.
The father said the family lost contact with Hamam, aged 22, some four years ago, adding that his son worked as a computer scientist.
Hundreds of Palestinian refugees from Syria have gone missing since the outbreak of the Syrian warfare. Dozens more died on the migration route.
Scores of families have been blackmailed over the release of their missing relatives and have paid large sums of money to brokers, crooked lawyers, or government officials to get pieces of information about their conditions and whereabouts.
The family of Palestinian refugee from Syria Hamam Khaled Diab continues to appeal to the international human rights institutions and the Palestine Embassy in Malaysia to work on disclosing the fate of their son, who has gone missing for the fourth year running.
The father said the family lost contact with Hamam, aged 22, some four years ago, adding that his son worked as a computer scientist.
Hundreds of Palestinian refugees from Syria have gone missing since the outbreak of the Syrian warfare. Dozens more died on the migration route.
Scores of families have been blackmailed over the release of their missing relatives and have paid large sums of money to brokers, crooked lawyers, or government officials to get pieces of information about their conditions and whereabouts.
