Published : 12-08-2017
Palestinian brothers Ahmed and Walid Moussa Mahmoud have been held in Syrian government jails since February 2014. Both were kidnapped from their family homes in Rukn AlDeen, in Damascus. Their families have received no information over their fate and conditions of captivity.
AGPS documented the incarceration of 1,626 Palestinians in Syrian government lock-ups, among them women and children. Dozens of others also died under torture in Syria’s regime penitentiaries, including three brothers from Hamdan family, from Yarmouk Camp, and three sisters from Sa’d AlDin family, from AlRaml Camp. The latter were pronounced dead on March 30, 2015.
Palestinian brothers Ahmed and Walid Moussa Mahmoud have been held in Syrian government jails since February 2014. Both were kidnapped from their family homes in Rukn AlDeen, in Damascus. Their families have received no information over their fate and conditions of captivity.
AGPS documented the incarceration of 1,626 Palestinians in Syrian government lock-ups, among them women and children. Dozens of others also died under torture in Syria’s regime penitentiaries, including three brothers from Hamdan family, from Yarmouk Camp, and three sisters from Sa’d AlDin family, from AlRaml Camp. The latter were pronounced dead on March 30, 2015.
