Published : 19-01-2018
Residents of the Khan Al-Sheih camp for Palestinian refugees in the suburbs of Damascus are complaining from the regression of their living and economic conditions, due to the ongoing war in Syria and the neglect and deliberate marginalization they are receiving from the governmental bodies towards the camp, and not guaranteeing and providing it with the basic necessities. The residents are suffering from the significant spread of rubbish along the west side of the highway, as well as the cutting of landlines, water and electricity for long periods of time, without finding radical solutions similar to those around the camp.
On the economic side, the residents of the camp are suffering from humanitarian conditions they described as miserable, due to the widespread of unemployment among the residents of the camp and the lack of financial sources, as a result of the siege imposed on the camp. The regime bans its residents from entering or leaving the camp without security permission, only allowing employees and school and university students to leave the camp, after registering their names a day before they depart in the detachment of the Palestine Liberation Army.
The residents of the Khan Al-Sheih camp are living in a state of worry and fear as a result of the continuing raids and arrests that have affected many of them, despite an agreement between the Syrian regime and the armed Syrian opposition to stay away from the people and to lift the strict siege imposed on the camp.
Residents of the Khan Al-Sheih camp for Palestinian refugees in the suburbs of Damascus are complaining from the regression of their living and economic conditions, due to the ongoing war in Syria and the neglect and deliberate marginalization they are receiving from the governmental bodies towards the camp, and not guaranteeing and providing it with the basic necessities. The residents are suffering from the significant spread of rubbish along the west side of the highway, as well as the cutting of landlines, water and electricity for long periods of time, without finding radical solutions similar to those around the camp.
On the economic side, the residents of the camp are suffering from humanitarian conditions they described as miserable, due to the widespread of unemployment among the residents of the camp and the lack of financial sources, as a result of the siege imposed on the camp. The regime bans its residents from entering or leaving the camp without security permission, only allowing employees and school and university students to leave the camp, after registering their names a day before they depart in the detachment of the Palestine Liberation Army.
The residents of the Khan Al-Sheih camp are living in a state of worry and fear as a result of the continuing raids and arrests that have affected many of them, despite an agreement between the Syrian regime and the armed Syrian opposition to stay away from the people and to lift the strict siege imposed on the camp.
