Published : 18-02-2022
The brother of Palestinian refugee student Salma Abdul Razak has appealed to the Syrian regime to reveal his sister’s condition and whereabouts.
Last year, Salma’s sister, Kholoud, who fled to France, told AGPS that the family paid large sums of money to government officers and brokers to identify Salma’s condition, but to no avail.
Salma, who was enrolled at the Architectural Engineering University in Damascus, has been enduring a mysterious fate in Syrian government penitentiaries.
Born on March 30, 1990, Salma fled Yarmouk Camp after it was struck with Mig fighter jets. She was kidnapped as she attempted to re-enter the camp on December 30, 2012 via a checkpoint pitched near AlBashir Mosque, after reports emerged that her brother was injured with sniper fire.
She was transferred, along with Palestinian refugee Husam Maw’ed, to an unknown location and charged with assisting refugees and tending to the wounded.
Several appeals were sent by her family to the Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian factions. However, no data has been revealed on Salma’s condition and whereabouts.
According to AGPS statistics, 110 Palestinian women and girls figure on a list of 1,797 refugees secretly held in Syrian government dungeons.
The brother of Palestinian refugee student Salma Abdul Razak has appealed to the Syrian regime to reveal his sister’s condition and whereabouts.
Last year, Salma’s sister, Kholoud, who fled to France, told AGPS that the family paid large sums of money to government officers and brokers to identify Salma’s condition, but to no avail.
Salma, who was enrolled at the Architectural Engineering University in Damascus, has been enduring a mysterious fate in Syrian government penitentiaries.
Born on March 30, 1990, Salma fled Yarmouk Camp after it was struck with Mig fighter jets. She was kidnapped as she attempted to re-enter the camp on December 30, 2012 via a checkpoint pitched near AlBashir Mosque, after reports emerged that her brother was injured with sniper fire.
She was transferred, along with Palestinian refugee Husam Maw’ed, to an unknown location and charged with assisting refugees and tending to the wounded.
Several appeals were sent by her family to the Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian factions. However, no data has been revealed on Salma’s condition and whereabouts.
According to AGPS statistics, 110 Palestinian women and girls figure on a list of 1,797 refugees secretly held in Syrian government dungeons.
