Published : 11-12-2021
Palestinian refugees and activists have slammed the Secretary of Popular Palestinian Committees North of Lebanon, Abu Maher Ghanoumi, for forcing two Palestinian families out of the Badawi refugee camp, north of Lebanon.
Eye-witnesses told AGPS that Ghanoumi threatened to kill activists and force families out of the camp in case they continue to speak up against his abuses.
Ghanoumi denied claims about having forced two families out of the Badawi camp.
A few days earlier, Popular Committees for Palestinians of Syria condemned in a statement issued on Thursday, December 9, the displacement of two Palestinian families from the Badawi refugee camp, in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli.
The committees slammed counterfeit reports claiming Palestinian refugees are forfeiting their right of return and seeking asylum in European destinations.
The statement called on Palestinian diplomats and activists in Lebanon to immediately step in and urge chief of the Follow-Up committee in AlBadawi Camp to step down.
The statement said all Palestinian refugee families who fled war-torn Syrian to Lebanon continue to show their strong commitment to their right to return to their homeland, despite the ad hominem campaigns waged against them in an attempt to undermine such an inalienable right.
Palestinian refugees and activists have slammed the Secretary of Popular Palestinian Committees North of Lebanon, Abu Maher Ghanoumi, for forcing two Palestinian families out of the Badawi refugee camp, north of Lebanon.
Eye-witnesses told AGPS that Ghanoumi threatened to kill activists and force families out of the camp in case they continue to speak up against his abuses.
Ghanoumi denied claims about having forced two families out of the Badawi camp.
A few days earlier, Popular Committees for Palestinians of Syria condemned in a statement issued on Thursday, December 9, the displacement of two Palestinian families from the Badawi refugee camp, in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli.
The committees slammed counterfeit reports claiming Palestinian refugees are forfeiting their right of return and seeking asylum in European destinations.
The statement called on Palestinian diplomats and activists in Lebanon to immediately step in and urge chief of the Follow-Up committee in AlBadawi Camp to step down.
The statement said all Palestinian refugee families who fled war-torn Syrian to Lebanon continue to show their strong commitment to their right to return to their homeland, despite the ad hominem campaigns waged against them in an attempt to undermine such an inalienable right.
