Published : 31-08-2015
The AGPS documentation team announced that the number of Palestinian female detainees in the Syrian regime's prisons, since the beginning of the ongoing war in Syria until the moment of preparing this report, has reached 50 Palestinian female Detainees.
15 female detainees are from Damascus suburb, 13 from Damascus, 4 from Homs, and 20 from different areas in Syria, while the AGPS revealed that it has documented the names of 37 Palestinian female refugees were lost in and outside Syrian territory.
The AGPS confirmed that there are Palestinian female detainees in each of the Palestinian camps; some of them were arrested at checkpoints in exits and entrances of the camps and towns.
The documentation team reported that: "Some of the detainees are university students or activists."
On January 6, 2013, the Architecture student (S - A) was arrested by members of the barrier located at the entrance Yarmouk camp, while on August 9, 2013, the student (S- E) was arrested from the campus in the city of Homs, where she was arrested for almost two weeks.
Syrian security services also arrested three female refugees from Al Aedein camp in Homs while trying to break into the house of Alsayed family where militants are hiding in order to put pressure on them to surrender, although the required people surrender in exchange for releasing the female detainees.
Evidences indicate that the number of arrested females who were arrested by the conflict parties is greater than this number, but it is secrecy for special reasons related to those cases.
The Palestinian women in Syria had been arrested, kidnapped, killed, and handicapped as a result of the ongoing conflict in Syria since the outbreak of fighting there in March 2011 between the parties of the Syrian crisis.
The AGPS documentation team announced that the number of Palestinian female detainees in the Syrian regime's prisons, since the beginning of the ongoing war in Syria until the moment of preparing this report, has reached 50 Palestinian female Detainees.
15 female detainees are from Damascus suburb, 13 from Damascus, 4 from Homs, and 20 from different areas in Syria, while the AGPS revealed that it has documented the names of 37 Palestinian female refugees were lost in and outside Syrian territory.
The AGPS confirmed that there are Palestinian female detainees in each of the Palestinian camps; some of them were arrested at checkpoints in exits and entrances of the camps and towns.
The documentation team reported that: "Some of the detainees are university students or activists."
On January 6, 2013, the Architecture student (S - A) was arrested by members of the barrier located at the entrance Yarmouk camp, while on August 9, 2013, the student (S- E) was arrested from the campus in the city of Homs, where she was arrested for almost two weeks.
Syrian security services also arrested three female refugees from Al Aedein camp in Homs while trying to break into the house of Alsayed family where militants are hiding in order to put pressure on them to surrender, although the required people surrender in exchange for releasing the female detainees.
Evidences indicate that the number of arrested females who were arrested by the conflict parties is greater than this number, but it is secrecy for special reasons related to those cases.
The Palestinian women in Syria had been arrested, kidnapped, killed, and handicapped as a result of the ongoing conflict in Syria since the outbreak of fighting there in March 2011 between the parties of the Syrian crisis.
