Published : 08-12-2016
AGPS - Damascus Suburbs
Speaking with AGPS on-the-spot reporter, residents of Khan Al-Sheih Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Damascus Suburbs, lamented the deportation of relief activists and human rights advocates from the camp, saying their homes have been subjected to robbery and arson attacks as soon as activists were forced out of the camp.
They added that over the past five years, activists served as protective coverings against such assaults on their own and only shelters.
A deal struck between the government forces and the opposition fighters led to the retreat of over 2,000 civilians, including activists and journalists, from the camp.
Snapshots and videos leaked from the camp show live instances of furniture theft by pro-government militias in daylight.
Khan Al-Sheih residents also slammed the government troops deployed at military checkpoints for turning their back on civilians and for their apathy as regards the aggravated burglary cases.
AGPS - Damascus Suburbs
Speaking with AGPS on-the-spot reporter, residents of Khan Al-Sheih Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Damascus Suburbs, lamented the deportation of relief activists and human rights advocates from the camp, saying their homes have been subjected to robbery and arson attacks as soon as activists were forced out of the camp.
They added that over the past five years, activists served as protective coverings against such assaults on their own and only shelters.
A deal struck between the government forces and the opposition fighters led to the retreat of over 2,000 civilians, including activists and journalists, from the camp.
Snapshots and videos leaked from the camp show live instances of furniture theft by pro-government militias in daylight.
Khan Al-Sheih residents also slammed the government troops deployed at military checkpoints for turning their back on civilians and for their apathy as regards the aggravated burglary cases.
