Published : 10-02-2017
Palestinian refugee Mohamed Mahmoud Zaydan has also been behind government bars since January 2013.
Zaydan was kidnapped at the government-led Al-Jisr checkpoint on his way out of Yarmouk Camp, in southern Damascus, to fetch food and medicines for his elderly parents.
The detainees’ families appealed to the U.N., among all other concerned human rights bodies, to step up pressure on the Syrian government so as to unearth the fate of the detainees and restore their freedom.
Over recent days, tension has reached a point of no return after a well-documented reported titled “Human Slaughterhouse: Mass Hangings and Extermination at Saydnaya Prison, Syria” was released for publication by Amnesty International. The report documented cases of extrajudicial and mass-execution of 13,000 detainees, mostly anti-regime civilians.
Palestinian refugee Mohamed Mahmoud Zaydan has also been behind government bars since January 2013.
Zaydan was kidnapped at the government-led Al-Jisr checkpoint on his way out of Yarmouk Camp, in southern Damascus, to fetch food and medicines for his elderly parents.
The detainees’ families appealed to the U.N., among all other concerned human rights bodies, to step up pressure on the Syrian government so as to unearth the fate of the detainees and restore their freedom.
Over recent days, tension has reached a point of no return after a well-documented reported titled “Human Slaughterhouse: Mass Hangings and Extermination at Saydnaya Prison, Syria” was released for publication by Amnesty International. The report documented cases of extrajudicial and mass-execution of 13,000 detainees, mostly anti-regime civilians.
