Published : 27-07-2016
AGPS in London released yesterday evening its documentary report entitled "Detailed Statistics for Victims, Detainees, and Displaced among Palestinian Refugees in Syria until Mid-2016."
The report documents (3275) victims among Palestinian Syrian refugees who were killed for direct reasons, such as shelling, clashes, torture in detention centers, explosions, blockade, and indirect reasons such as drowning during attempts to reach Europe and through what has become known as the "death boats".
The report also documented (1088) Palestinian prisoners in Syrian prisons, including 75 women.
With regard to the Palestinians of Syria who were forced by the war to leave their camps, the report indicates that more than 150,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria has fled to Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Egypt, Libya, and Europe, where the largest number arrived in Europe, according to unofficial statistics, more than 80 ,000 refugees.
In addition, the report provides many documented statistics classified by time, location, gender, age, and time periods.
The Group noted that its report concerns of documenting the statistics of victims among the Palestinian refugees in Syria since the beginning of events until the end of June 2016 and is not concerned with identifying the actual doer.
You can download the electronic copy of the report through the following link:
http://www.actionpal.org.uk/ar/reports/special/1362016.pdf
AGPS in London released yesterday evening its documentary report entitled "Detailed Statistics for Victims, Detainees, and Displaced among Palestinian Refugees in Syria until Mid-2016."
The report documents (3275) victims among Palestinian Syrian refugees who were killed for direct reasons, such as shelling, clashes, torture in detention centers, explosions, blockade, and indirect reasons such as drowning during attempts to reach Europe and through what has become known as the "death boats".
The report also documented (1088) Palestinian prisoners in Syrian prisons, including 75 women.
With regard to the Palestinians of Syria who were forced by the war to leave their camps, the report indicates that more than 150,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria has fled to Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Egypt, Libya, and Europe, where the largest number arrived in Europe, according to unofficial statistics, more than 80 ,000 refugees.
In addition, the report provides many documented statistics classified by time, location, gender, age, and time periods.
The Group noted that its report concerns of documenting the statistics of victims among the Palestinian refugees in Syria since the beginning of events until the end of June 2016 and is not concerned with identifying the actual doer.
You can download the electronic copy of the report through the following link:
http://www.actionpal.org.uk/ar/reports/special/1362016.pdf
