Published : 12-08-2022
Syrian security forces allowed 200 families to return to AlHajar AlAswad area, south of Damascus, while hundreds of others have been denied access to the area.
So far, 1,000 families, including Palestinian refugees, have returned to AlHajar AlAswad. Other refugees whose relatives or acquaintances have been chased down by Syrian forces or the terrorism court along with ex-prisoners involved in terror allegations have been denied access into the area.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees took shelter in AlHajar AlAswad, which came under heavy shelling since 2013 and a crippling siege after ISIS crept into the area. Offensives launched by the Syrian and Russian forces resulted in heavy material damage and took away the lives of dozens of civilians.
Syrian security forces allowed 200 families to return to AlHajar AlAswad area, south of Damascus, while hundreds of others have been denied access to the area.
So far, 1,000 families, including Palestinian refugees, have returned to AlHajar AlAswad. Other refugees whose relatives or acquaintances have been chased down by Syrian forces or the terrorism court along with ex-prisoners involved in terror allegations have been denied access into the area.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees took shelter in AlHajar AlAswad, which came under heavy shelling since 2013 and a crippling siege after ISIS crept into the area. Offensives launched by the Syrian and Russian forces resulted in heavy material damage and took away the lives of dozens of civilians.
