Published : 02-08-2017
Dozens of Palestinian refugee families forcibly deported from Khan AlSheih Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Rif Dimashq, to Idlib have launched a cry for help over their deteriorating state of affairs.
The displaced civilians called on UNRWA to urgently step in and take up its duties as regards hundreds of women and children who have been enduring a dire humanitarian situation.
The displaced Palestinians said they have not received UNRWA aids as Idlib falls outside the agency’s fields of operation.
Some 2,500 Palestinian refugees were forcibly deported from Khan AlSheih Camp to Idlib, north of Syria, as of Monday, November 28, 2016, following a reconciliation deal struck between the Syrian government forces and the opposition outfits.
Dozens of Palestinian refugee families forcibly deported from Khan AlSheih Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Rif Dimashq, to Idlib have launched a cry for help over their deteriorating state of affairs.
The displaced civilians called on UNRWA to urgently step in and take up its duties as regards hundreds of women and children who have been enduring a dire humanitarian situation.
The displaced Palestinians said they have not received UNRWA aids as Idlib falls outside the agency’s fields of operation.
Some 2,500 Palestinian refugees were forcibly deported from Khan AlSheih Camp to Idlib, north of Syria, as of Monday, November 28, 2016, following a reconciliation deal struck between the Syrian government forces and the opposition outfits.
