Published : 13-11-2016
Activists quoted an ex-detainee released from Syrian lock-ups as reporting that the Palestinian refugee Fidaa Atiyeh Ajaj and her daughters Aya Mohamed Khalil and Israa Mohamed Khalil were transferred from Al-Jawiya penal complex to an unknown destination. They were last seen in 2013, when they were arrested by the Syrian regime troops at a checkpoint pitched in Sahnaya town, in Damascus outskirts. Their fate has been shrouded in mystery.
Affidavits released by ex-detainees confirmed the presence of Palestinian refugee toddlers held in their mothers’ arms in Syrian government lock-ups.
AGPS documented the incarceration of 1,118 Palestinian refugees in Syrian prisons, including 77 female refugees who have had unknown fates.
453 Palestinian refugees were tortured to death behind Syrian prison bars. The government battalions have been withholding their cadavers in unknown locations, preventing their families from bidding them last farewell.
Activists quoted an ex-detainee released from Syrian lock-ups as reporting that the Palestinian refugee Fidaa Atiyeh Ajaj and her daughters Aya Mohamed Khalil and Israa Mohamed Khalil were transferred from Al-Jawiya penal complex to an unknown destination. They were last seen in 2013, when they were arrested by the Syrian regime troops at a checkpoint pitched in Sahnaya town, in Damascus outskirts. Their fate has been shrouded in mystery.
Affidavits released by ex-detainees confirmed the presence of Palestinian refugee toddlers held in their mothers’ arms in Syrian government lock-ups.
AGPS documented the incarceration of 1,118 Palestinian refugees in Syrian prisons, including 77 female refugees who have had unknown fates.
453 Palestinian refugees were tortured to death behind Syrian prison bars. The government battalions have been withholding their cadavers in unknown locations, preventing their families from bidding them last farewell.
