Published : 29-11-2022
AGPS kept record of endless physical violations perpetrated against Palestinian refugees since the launch of the Syrian conflict.
4,121 Palestinian refugees were killed as a result of the deadly air strikes, bloody shootouts, harsh torture, the blockade, or on way to other destinations via the “death boats.” 2,000 others have, meanwhile, been secretly held in Syrian dungeons, among them 110 women and girls.
At the same time, 683 refugees have died under torture in Syrian government prisons.
Palestinian refugees in Syria have also been subjected to inhumane treatment and harsh psycho-physical torture.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees formerly sheltered in Yarmouk and Khan Eshieh have also been forcibly deported to northern Syria, where they have been grappling with dire living conditions.
Palestinian refugees holding Syrian travel documents continue to be denied their right to free travel and free movement.
In Lebanon, Palestinian refugees from Syria are treated as foreigners and often denied access into embassies to obtain visas.
A number of Arab governments announced their decision to ban the entry of Palestinian refugees holding travel documents issued in such countries as Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan.
Most of the Gulf countries along with Turkey and a number of Arab governments have outlawed granting visas to Palestinians with Syrian travel documents.
AGPS kept record of endless physical violations perpetrated against Palestinian refugees since the launch of the Syrian conflict.
4,121 Palestinian refugees were killed as a result of the deadly air strikes, bloody shootouts, harsh torture, the blockade, or on way to other destinations via the “death boats.” 2,000 others have, meanwhile, been secretly held in Syrian dungeons, among them 110 women and girls.
At the same time, 683 refugees have died under torture in Syrian government prisons.
Palestinian refugees in Syria have also been subjected to inhumane treatment and harsh psycho-physical torture.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees formerly sheltered in Yarmouk and Khan Eshieh have also been forcibly deported to northern Syria, where they have been grappling with dire living conditions.
Palestinian refugees holding Syrian travel documents continue to be denied their right to free travel and free movement.
In Lebanon, Palestinian refugees from Syria are treated as foreigners and often denied access into embassies to obtain visas.
A number of Arab governments announced their decision to ban the entry of Palestinian refugees holding travel documents issued in such countries as Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan.
Most of the Gulf countries along with Turkey and a number of Arab governments have outlawed granting visas to Palestinians with Syrian travel documents.
