Published : 07-11-2020
The family of Palestinian refugee boy Mohamed Amaryi, who was fatally stabbed in Berlin on October 31, 2020 held the Children and Youth Department partly responsible for the murder, saying the boy left the centre at midnight while unaccompanied by staffers.
Mohamed’s mother said her son suffered severe trauma inflicted by the daily scenes of bloodshed and destruction he had witnessed in war-torn Syria, before he fled with his family to Germany.
Mohamed joined a youth centre in Berlin where his family hoped he would be healed from trauma.
The child was fatally stabbed to death by a 40-year-old man in Berlin. No statement was released by the Youth Centre as regards the crime.
The victim was born and raised in Yarmouk Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Damascus, before he fled to Germany with his parents.
The family of Palestinian refugee boy Mohamed Amaryi, who was fatally stabbed in Berlin on October 31, 2020 held the Children and Youth Department partly responsible for the murder, saying the boy left the centre at midnight while unaccompanied by staffers.
Mohamed’s mother said her son suffered severe trauma inflicted by the daily scenes of bloodshed and destruction he had witnessed in war-torn Syria, before he fled with his family to Germany.
Mohamed joined a youth centre in Berlin where his family hoped he would be healed from trauma.
The child was fatally stabbed to death by a 40-year-old man in Berlin. No statement was released by the Youth Centre as regards the crime.
The victim was born and raised in Yarmouk Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Damascus, before he fled to Germany with his parents.
