Published : 20-02-2022
AGPS has documented the death of 4,116 Palestinian refugees in Syria, including 493 women and girls, since 2011 as a result of war-related incidents.
Yarmouk Camp topped the list with 1,490 casualties, followed by Daraa Camp with 272 victims, 204 in Khan Eshieh Camp in Damascus countryside, 184 in Aleppo ’s AlNeirab Camp, and 127 in AlHusainiya Camp.
194 Palestinians also died in unknown locations and communities across Syria.
AGPS found out that 1,225 refugees were killed under shelling; 1,111 were fatally gunned down, while 636 others were tortured to death in Assad regime detention centers. Other refugees were killed in blasts, extra-judicial executions, or on the migration route.
So far, 72 refugees drowned on the migration route. Scores of Palestinian refugees have also been left wounded, including dozens who have undergone limb amputation or eye loss.
Over 1,790 Palestinians have, meanwhile, been enduring mysterious fates in Syrian dungeons, according to AGPS data.
AGPS has documented the death of 4,116 Palestinian refugees in Syria, including 493 women and girls, since 2011 as a result of war-related incidents.
Yarmouk Camp topped the list with 1,490 casualties, followed by Daraa Camp with 272 victims, 204 in Khan Eshieh Camp in Damascus countryside, 184 in Aleppo ’s AlNeirab Camp, and 127 in AlHusainiya Camp.
194 Palestinians also died in unknown locations and communities across Syria.
AGPS found out that 1,225 refugees were killed under shelling; 1,111 were fatally gunned down, while 636 others were tortured to death in Assad regime detention centers. Other refugees were killed in blasts, extra-judicial executions, or on the migration route.
So far, 72 refugees drowned on the migration route. Scores of Palestinian refugees have also been left wounded, including dozens who have undergone limb amputation or eye loss.
Over 1,790 Palestinians have, meanwhile, been enduring mysterious fates in Syrian dungeons, according to AGPS data.
