Published : 17-09-2017
For the third consecutive day, residents of south Damascus continue their demonstrations and night sit-ins in the towns of Yelda, Babilla and Beit Sahm, to express their rejection of including the area in Kafria and Al-Foua’s agreement, as well as forcibly displacing the residents and changing its demographics.
The protests and sit-ins in south Damascus came after several international media sources announced an agreement between the regional countries, demanding that liberated south Damascus be handed over to the Syrian government and displacing the disobedient to the north, in exchange for evacuating the residents of Kafria and Al-Foua from the suburb of Idlib.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees are now living in the three towns, after being displaced from Yarmouk camp due to bombardments by the Syrian government forces and ISIS taking control of it.
For the third consecutive day, residents of south Damascus continue their demonstrations and night sit-ins in the towns of Yelda, Babilla and Beit Sahm, to express their rejection of including the area in Kafria and Al-Foua’s agreement, as well as forcibly displacing the residents and changing its demographics.
The protests and sit-ins in south Damascus came after several international media sources announced an agreement between the regional countries, demanding that liberated south Damascus be handed over to the Syrian government and displacing the disobedient to the north, in exchange for evacuating the residents of Kafria and Al-Foua from the suburb of Idlib.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees are now living in the three towns, after being displaced from Yarmouk camp due to bombardments by the Syrian government forces and ISIS taking control of it.
