Published : 19-02-2015
Friends of Humanity International issued a report entitled as "We Still Alive- the Suffering of the Yarmouk Camp Residents between the Siege and Death out of Starvation or Killing." The report addressed the tragic reality of the besieged Palestinian and Syrian residents in the Yarmouk Camp, the FHI confirmed that since the siege imposed on the camp on 22-7-2013 till today 19-2-2015, 166 victims died due to starvation and acute shortage of food supplies and medical care. The Yarmouk camp is besieged by the Syrian Regime Forces and its allies; the Palestinian and the Lebanese factions, for 577 consecutive days.
The report that was issued in Vienna indicated that the number of Palestinian Syrians there has declined sharply to reach about 20000 people after it was almost half a million people, which indicates the tragic conditions lived by the residents between the injustice siege and the death out of starvation or killing.
Friends of Humanity International called the Syrian Regime Forces and the military formations loyal to it to end the military siege of the civilians, to stop bombing the civilian neighborhoods, to provide the Yarmouk neighborhoods with water and power, to allow the free movement including entering and exiting of the camp, and to release the detainees.
Friends of Humanity International issued a report entitled as "We Still Alive- the Suffering of the Yarmouk Camp Residents between the Siege and Death out of Starvation or Killing." The report addressed the tragic reality of the besieged Palestinian and Syrian residents in the Yarmouk Camp, the FHI confirmed that since the siege imposed on the camp on 22-7-2013 till today 19-2-2015, 166 victims died due to starvation and acute shortage of food supplies and medical care. The Yarmouk camp is besieged by the Syrian Regime Forces and its allies; the Palestinian and the Lebanese factions, for 577 consecutive days.
The report that was issued in Vienna indicated that the number of Palestinian Syrians there has declined sharply to reach about 20000 people after it was almost half a million people, which indicates the tragic conditions lived by the residents between the injustice siege and the death out of starvation or killing.
Friends of Humanity International called the Syrian Regime Forces and the military formations loyal to it to end the military siege of the civilians, to stop bombing the civilian neighborhoods, to provide the Yarmouk neighborhoods with water and power, to allow the free movement including entering and exiting of the camp, and to release the detainees.
