Published : 21-09-2022
The Palestinian leadership of the Baath Party rejected a plan by Damascus governorate to destroy damaged buildings and remove their debris from Yarmouk Camp.
In a statement issued in response to reports about the entrance of heavy machinery to Street 30 to remove rubble, the party said such a move contravenes Law 3 of 2018 and violates civilians’ ownership rights.
Sometime earlier, activists from Yarmouk Camp called on shopkeepers and house owners to reconstruct their destroyed property in order to ensure they are not remove from Yarmouk’s master plan.
Palestinian refugees in Syria continue to slam the “indifferent” position of the Baath Party all the way through Syria’s deadly conflict.
The Palestinian leadership of the Baath Party rejected a plan by Damascus governorate to destroy damaged buildings and remove their debris from Yarmouk Camp.
In a statement issued in response to reports about the entrance of heavy machinery to Street 30 to remove rubble, the party said such a move contravenes Law 3 of 2018 and violates civilians’ ownership rights.
Sometime earlier, activists from Yarmouk Camp called on shopkeepers and house owners to reconstruct their destroyed property in order to ensure they are not remove from Yarmouk’s master plan.
Palestinian refugees in Syria continue to slam the “indifferent” position of the Baath Party all the way through Syria’s deadly conflict.
