Published : 14-09-2017
Armed Syrian opposition factions in the towns of south Damascus (Yelda, Beit Sahm, Babilla and Al-Kadam), published on Wednesday, a press release confirming its refusal of any decisions to forcibly displace residents of the towns of southern Damascus.
Jaish Al-Ababeel,” Ahrar AlSham faction, Sham Al-Rasool, "Jaish Al-Islam," “Ferqat Damashq” and “Aknaf Bait al-Maqdis” all signed the press release.
On their side, residents of south Damascus organized a demonstration on Wednesday, roaming the streets of Yelda, Beit Sahm, Babilla towns; to express their refusal for forced displacement and demographic change.
Participants in the demonstration held a number of speeches stressing on the attachment of the residents to their towns and not leaving them. They also raised banners to express their rejection of the demographic change project that is based on a sectarian basis and serves the Syrian regime and the sectarian militias affiliated to it.
The demonstration in south Damascus comes amid news that spread across global media yesterday, confirming a deal between the regional states that demands handing liberated south Damascus over to the Syrian government. Those who refuse the agreement will be displaced to the North, in exchange for the evacuation of the people of Kafria and AlFoua from the Idlib countryside, ahead of the upcoming military campaign.
Armed Syrian opposition factions in the towns of south Damascus (Yelda, Beit Sahm, Babilla and Al-Kadam), published on Wednesday, a press release confirming its refusal of any decisions to forcibly displace residents of the towns of southern Damascus.
Jaish Al-Ababeel,” Ahrar AlSham faction, Sham Al-Rasool, "Jaish Al-Islam," “Ferqat Damashq” and “Aknaf Bait al-Maqdis” all signed the press release.
On their side, residents of south Damascus organized a demonstration on Wednesday, roaming the streets of Yelda, Beit Sahm, Babilla towns; to express their refusal for forced displacement and demographic change.
Participants in the demonstration held a number of speeches stressing on the attachment of the residents to their towns and not leaving them. They also raised banners to express their rejection of the demographic change project that is based on a sectarian basis and serves the Syrian regime and the sectarian militias affiliated to it.
The demonstration in south Damascus comes amid news that spread across global media yesterday, confirming a deal between the regional states that demands handing liberated south Damascus over to the Syrian government. Those who refuse the agreement will be displaced to the North, in exchange for the evacuation of the people of Kafria and AlFoua from the Idlib countryside, ahead of the upcoming military campaign.
