Published : 14-06-2016
A number of activists and families of high school students, who left the Yarmouk camp, demanded people and parties responsible for the students to work seriously to ensure their returned after the end of the official exams in the capital, Damascus. The families expressed concern about their children, who are residing now at the Alliance Center, of being harmed while returning to the camp. They also called on sponsors of the students, such as the teaching staff and the Palestinian forces to ensure that they return safely after the end of exams.
The students, who came out of their besieged camps (Yarmouk south of Damascus-Khan Al Shieh camp in the western suburb of Damascus) to perform the high school exams, have complained of negligence and carelessness to their interim living status in the "Alliance" center of the capital Damascus, which is supervised by the refugee organization and UNRWA.
Activists and a number of students mentioned that they suffer of lack of food and water, as the students confirmed that the center is dirty and not cleaned on a daily basis.
Meanwhile, a student described the center as a prison and not inhabitable, as the students demanded to be provided with water and power on a daily bases around the clock, to improve the food, and to clean the center.
A number of activists and families of high school students, who left the Yarmouk camp, demanded people and parties responsible for the students to work seriously to ensure their returned after the end of the official exams in the capital, Damascus. The families expressed concern about their children, who are residing now at the Alliance Center, of being harmed while returning to the camp. They also called on sponsors of the students, such as the teaching staff and the Palestinian forces to ensure that they return safely after the end of exams.
The students, who came out of their besieged camps (Yarmouk south of Damascus-Khan Al Shieh camp in the western suburb of Damascus) to perform the high school exams, have complained of negligence and carelessness to their interim living status in the "Alliance" center of the capital Damascus, which is supervised by the refugee organization and UNRWA.
Activists and a number of students mentioned that they suffer of lack of food and water, as the students confirmed that the center is dirty and not cleaned on a daily basis.
Meanwhile, a student described the center as a prison and not inhabitable, as the students demanded to be provided with water and power on a daily bases around the clock, to improve the food, and to clean the center.
