Published : 23-06-2015
The Lebanese Army checkpoints on the entrance of Ein Al Helwa camp arrested a number of Palestinian Syrian refugees in Sidon under the pretext of the expiry of their residency where they were seized without knowing their destiny. The AGPS correspondent at Ein Al Helwa camp reported that the number of the Palestinian Syrian refugees who were detained was more than 20 refugees under the pretext of the expiry residencies, they knew the Palestinian Syrian refugees Jusra Akram Hussine, Hassan Ahmed Ali, Sadi Ahmed Sadi, Essam Sweed and a woman from Al Ola family our correspondent couldn’t know her first name.
Those events activated the worry and tension amongst the Palestinians of Syria in Lebanon who were displaced to Ein Al Helwa camp and they are about 1400 families fearing from the detention, which affected them to be prisoned at their houses and affected their freedom of movement that increased their economic burdens.
It is mentioned that the Lebanese General Security arrested on 12th of June more than 9 Palestinian Syrian refugees at Tripoli under the pretext of the expired residencies, where they were detained and released earlier after they pledged to renew their residencies.
The Lebanese Army checkpoints on the entrance of Ein Al Helwa camp arrested a number of Palestinian Syrian refugees in Sidon under the pretext of the expiry of their residency where they were seized without knowing their destiny. The AGPS correspondent at Ein Al Helwa camp reported that the number of the Palestinian Syrian refugees who were detained was more than 20 refugees under the pretext of the expiry residencies, they knew the Palestinian Syrian refugees Jusra Akram Hussine, Hassan Ahmed Ali, Sadi Ahmed Sadi, Essam Sweed and a woman from Al Ola family our correspondent couldn’t know her first name.
Those events activated the worry and tension amongst the Palestinians of Syria in Lebanon who were displaced to Ein Al Helwa camp and they are about 1400 families fearing from the detention, which affected them to be prisoned at their houses and affected their freedom of movement that increased their economic burdens.
It is mentioned that the Lebanese General Security arrested on 12th of June more than 9 Palestinian Syrian refugees at Tripoli under the pretext of the expired residencies, where they were detained and released earlier after they pledged to renew their residencies.
