Published : 21-10-2016
The Damascus-based Al-Sayida Zeinab refugee camp, controlled by the Syrian regime and their co-conspirators. The dire socio-economic crisis paired with the random barricades pitched by the Syrian regime forces, have led to a sharp nosepe in the refugees’ purchasing power. Hunting for a livelihood to feed their children and families, several refugees have moved overseas while others have been forced to work for the civil committees allied with the Syrian army in and around the poverty-stricken Al-Sayida Zeinab camp.
Located near the metropolitan city of Damascus, Al-Sayida Zeinab has been relatively characterized by a state of calm over the past few months. On February 21, a horrendous massacre struck the camp as over 100 civilians were slaughtered by a gargantuan blast. AGPS documented the death of 40 Palestinian casualties in the onslaught.
The Damascus-based Al-Sayida Zeinab refugee camp, controlled by the Syrian regime and their co-conspirators. The dire socio-economic crisis paired with the random barricades pitched by the Syrian regime forces, have led to a sharp nosepe in the refugees’ purchasing power. Hunting for a livelihood to feed their children and families, several refugees have moved overseas while others have been forced to work for the civil committees allied with the Syrian army in and around the poverty-stricken Al-Sayida Zeinab camp.
Located near the metropolitan city of Damascus, Al-Sayida Zeinab has been relatively characterized by a state of calm over the past few months. On February 21, a horrendous massacre struck the camp as over 100 civilians were slaughtered by a gargantuan blast. AGPS documented the death of 40 Palestinian casualties in the onslaught.
