Published : 23-01-2018
Palestinian man “Mohammed Fady Youssef Al-Banna,” went missing in Damascus almost 5 years ago, while on his way to work in an Internet Company. He was last seen on Baghdad Street, on 29-09-2012.
His family said that they have not received any information about him to this date, and called on anyone who knows anything about him to contact them. He was a resident of Daria city, near to Damascus.
Factions affiliated to the Syrian security carry out kidnap and arrest operations, either under the pretext that the person is wanted by the Syrian security, or ti=o bargain with the relatives of the abducted person and ask for a ransom to release him.
There is a large number of missing people in the Syrian regime prisons, whom the Syrian security continue to hide their fate and locations. This was confirmed by the detainees released from the Syrian prisons, whose testimonies the presence of Palestinian refugees who are missing, inside the Syrian regime prisons. So far, the Action Group has documented 306 missing Palestinians since the beginning of war in Syria.
Palestinian man “Mohammed Fady Youssef Al-Banna,” went missing in Damascus almost 5 years ago, while on his way to work in an Internet Company. He was last seen on Baghdad Street, on 29-09-2012.
His family said that they have not received any information about him to this date, and called on anyone who knows anything about him to contact them. He was a resident of Daria city, near to Damascus.
Factions affiliated to the Syrian security carry out kidnap and arrest operations, either under the pretext that the person is wanted by the Syrian security, or ti=o bargain with the relatives of the abducted person and ask for a ransom to release him.
There is a large number of missing people in the Syrian regime prisons, whom the Syrian security continue to hide their fate and locations. This was confirmed by the detainees released from the Syrian prisons, whose testimonies the presence of Palestinian refugees who are missing, inside the Syrian regime prisons. So far, the Action Group has documented 306 missing Palestinians since the beginning of war in Syria.
