Published : 11-11-2016
The London-based Palestinian Return Center (PRC) spoke up for the Palestinian refugees in Syria during the Annual Week of Peace staged in Geneva by the UN Office in partnership with other UN bodies from 7 to 11 November.
PRC spoke out against the genocides, blockade, drowning, and torture endured by the Palestinian refugees in embattled Syria, along with the ceaseless attempts by the different warring parties to drag the refugees into ongoing hostilities.
The event discussed possible ways to restore peace in flashpoints across the MENA region and the world.
PRC also took part in an exhibition for the annual Alfred Fried Photography Award and delivered presentations on the tragedy faced by the Palestinian people after and prior to 1948.
PRC believes peace can only see the day if Palestinians’ legitimate rights are restored on the ground.
The London-based Palestinian Return Center (PRC) spoke up for the Palestinian refugees in Syria during the Annual Week of Peace staged in Geneva by the UN Office in partnership with other UN bodies from 7 to 11 November.
PRC spoke out against the genocides, blockade, drowning, and torture endured by the Palestinian refugees in embattled Syria, along with the ceaseless attempts by the different warring parties to drag the refugees into ongoing hostilities.
The event discussed possible ways to restore peace in flashpoints across the MENA region and the world.
PRC also took part in an exhibition for the annual Alfred Fried Photography Award and delivered presentations on the tragedy faced by the Palestinian people after and prior to 1948.
PRC believes peace can only see the day if Palestinians’ legitimate rights are restored on the ground.
