Published : 10-01-2018
ISIS continues to follow a strict security policy against the residents of Yarmouk camp for Palestinian refugees in Damascus. ISIS generalized across its members, the necessity to search all the civilians leaving or entering the areas of its control in Yarmouk camp, including women. According to our reporter, ISIS placed female members at its checkpoints, to search women.
ISIS also issued a decision to ban the use of motorbikes to move between Yarmouk camp, Yelda and the Qadam neighborhood. This comes within the strict security procedures imposed by ISIS on the residents of the camp.
On their part, activists in the camp saw that the last action made by ISIS, is aimed at putting obstacles in front of the residents, especially in the case of getting food supplies. ISIS uses a tightening policy on the residents and allows its supporters to pass and buy the products, in order to trade with doubled prices, in comparison to their prices used in markets.
ISIS had taken control over Yarmouk camp in the beginning of April 2015, with the aid and support of ‘Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham,’ previously known as ‘Al-Nusra Front.’
ISIS continues to follow a strict security policy against the residents of Yarmouk camp for Palestinian refugees in Damascus. ISIS generalized across its members, the necessity to search all the civilians leaving or entering the areas of its control in Yarmouk camp, including women. According to our reporter, ISIS placed female members at its checkpoints, to search women.
ISIS also issued a decision to ban the use of motorbikes to move between Yarmouk camp, Yelda and the Qadam neighborhood. This comes within the strict security procedures imposed by ISIS on the residents of the camp.
On their part, activists in the camp saw that the last action made by ISIS, is aimed at putting obstacles in front of the residents, especially in the case of getting food supplies. ISIS uses a tightening policy on the residents and allows its supporters to pass and buy the products, in order to trade with doubled prices, in comparison to their prices used in markets.
ISIS had taken control over Yarmouk camp in the beginning of April 2015, with the aid and support of ‘Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham,’ previously known as ‘Al-Nusra Front.’
