Published : 31-10-2016
AGPS sources in the blockaded Yarmouk Camp, in southern Damascus, said ISIS militias imposed new rules on civilians. In live snapshots leaked from the camp, ISIS affiliated Al-Hasaba fighters can be seen as flogging a civilian for selling cigarettes. Piles of cigarettes were also burned down in the process. Another picture showed a man being checked for the length of his trousers which ISIS fanatics said should be raised above the ankle. ISIS further distributed religious wears which they said women should be compulsorily dressed in.
The imposed rules included banning poultry breeding. Those who violate the rule are likely to face confiscation, slaughter, and gun shooting. Clapping in weddings and smoking have also been declared illegal by ISIS. Penalties included prisons and fines of up to 42,000 Syrian Pound.
ISIS further prohibited photographing and selling firewood in the camp. A curfew was also slapped on the camp during prayer times. Those who do not head to the mosque to perform their prayers will be subjected to public flogging.
ISIS militias have also shut down all schools and prevented residents of Al-Rija square from entering food into the area due to the alleged presence of Nusra Front affiliates. ISIS further outlawed soccer in streets and schools.
AGPS sources in the blockaded Yarmouk Camp, in southern Damascus, said ISIS militias imposed new rules on civilians. In live snapshots leaked from the camp, ISIS affiliated Al-Hasaba fighters can be seen as flogging a civilian for selling cigarettes. Piles of cigarettes were also burned down in the process. Another picture showed a man being checked for the length of his trousers which ISIS fanatics said should be raised above the ankle. ISIS further distributed religious wears which they said women should be compulsorily dressed in.
The imposed rules included banning poultry breeding. Those who violate the rule are likely to face confiscation, slaughter, and gun shooting. Clapping in weddings and smoking have also been declared illegal by ISIS. Penalties included prisons and fines of up to 42,000 Syrian Pound.
ISIS further prohibited photographing and selling firewood in the camp. A curfew was also slapped on the camp during prayer times. Those who do not head to the mosque to perform their prayers will be subjected to public flogging.
ISIS militias have also shut down all schools and prevented residents of Al-Rija square from entering food into the area due to the alleged presence of Nusra Front affiliates. ISIS further outlawed soccer in streets and schools.
