Published : 08-11-2017
ISIS, which is in control of most areas in Yarmouk camp, continues to practice a strict approach towards the students of the camp. Several months ago, ISIS began targeting the alternative schools inside the camp for various excuses, while terrorizing the teachers and manipulating the curriculums they teach.
Recently, the camp has seen tight procedures being imposed towards the students that are enrolled in the alternative schools in the neighboring towns. Members of ISIS would confiscate books and schools supplies from the students. During this week, ISIS and the armed Syrian opposition groups in Yelda, rotationally closed the crossing leading to Yarmouk camp, after several clashes broke out between the two sides.
According to our correspondent in Yarmouk camp, members of ISIS imposed extremely tight procedures on the students yesterday morning, in an attempt to ban them from reaching their schools in the neighboring towns. They day before yesterday, ISIS banned the students travelling to the adjacent towns from leaving the camp.
ISIS, which is in control of most areas in Yarmouk camp, continues to practice a strict approach towards the students of the camp. Several months ago, ISIS began targeting the alternative schools inside the camp for various excuses, while terrorizing the teachers and manipulating the curriculums they teach.
Recently, the camp has seen tight procedures being imposed towards the students that are enrolled in the alternative schools in the neighboring towns. Members of ISIS would confiscate books and schools supplies from the students. During this week, ISIS and the armed Syrian opposition groups in Yelda, rotationally closed the crossing leading to Yarmouk camp, after several clashes broke out between the two sides.
According to our correspondent in Yarmouk camp, members of ISIS imposed extremely tight procedures on the students yesterday morning, in an attempt to ban them from reaching their schools in the neighboring towns. They day before yesterday, ISIS banned the students travelling to the adjacent towns from leaving the camp.
