Published : 09-10-2016
Residents of Sabina camp still displaced from their homes since the fierce clashes between regime forces and armed opposition groups in 2012 which ended up with the control of regime forces on 17 November 2013.
Syrian regime promised camp residents to return them back after the rehabilitation of the infrastructure. Witnesses estimate the massive destruction inside the camp with more than 80% especially the extended area from "Muadh Ibn Jabal" mosque to the camp's oven (known as Kurds' Oven).
Since Syrian regime had controlled the camp, it keeps preventing Sabina residents from returning to the camp. According to UNRWA statistics in 2012, the camp population is (24298) people who are living in very difficult conditions after their displacement; lack of financial resources and unemployment turn their lives into a tragedy.
Residents of Sabina camp still displaced from their homes since the fierce clashes between regime forces and armed opposition groups in 2012 which ended up with the control of regime forces on 17 November 2013.
Syrian regime promised camp residents to return them back after the rehabilitation of the infrastructure. Witnesses estimate the massive destruction inside the camp with more than 80% especially the extended area from "Muadh Ibn Jabal" mosque to the camp's oven (known as Kurds' Oven).
Since Syrian regime had controlled the camp, it keeps preventing Sabina residents from returning to the camp. According to UNRWA statistics in 2012, the camp population is (24298) people who are living in very difficult conditions after their displacement; lack of financial resources and unemployment turn their lives into a tragedy.
