Published : 23-06-2022
Palestinian refugee Ahmad Othman Arrar, aged 34, has been detained by the Syrian opposition forces for the sixth consecutive month.
Ahmad was arrested as he attempted to illegally cross the Turkish borders. He was transferred to a detention centre in I’zaz, north of Syria.
Opposition groups claimed the arrestee was a member of the Palestine Liberation Army, affiliated with the Syrian regime.
AGPS data indicates the presence of over 40 Palestinian refugees in detention centres run by the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army, which controls large parts of Aleppo’s outskirts along with other areas north of Syria.
Detainees are brought before courts in opposition-held areas. Prison terms range from one to five years. Often, the court demands that prisoners be defended by lawyers.
Palestinian refugee Ahmad Othman Arrar, aged 34, has been detained by the Syrian opposition forces for the sixth consecutive month.
Ahmad was arrested as he attempted to illegally cross the Turkish borders. He was transferred to a detention centre in I’zaz, north of Syria.
Opposition groups claimed the arrestee was a member of the Palestine Liberation Army, affiliated with the Syrian regime.
AGPS data indicates the presence of over 40 Palestinian refugees in detention centres run by the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army, which controls large parts of Aleppo’s outskirts along with other areas north of Syria.
Detainees are brought before courts in opposition-held areas. Prison terms range from one to five years. Often, the court demands that prisoners be defended by lawyers.
