Published : 25-05-2018
In the north of Syria, the forcibly displaced Palestinian refugees from Yarmouk camp to the Syrian north, appealed in a statement which reached the Action Group, to the Palestinian people in general, the civilized world, the Human Rights Committees, and the International and humanitarian organizations, Amnesty International, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees and the Palestine Liberation Organization in particular, to stand by Yarmouk camp and to offer a helping hand to its residents, by sending an international commission of inquiry to investigate the massacres committed by the Syrian regime and its Russian and Iranian allies against the Yarmouk population, and to assess the extent of the destruction caused to the camp, which led to its total destruction and rendered it impossible to live and shelter in.
The statement stressed the need to estimate the value of the material damage to the housing of the residents and the infrastructure, and to obligate the regime and its allies to pay the necessary compensation to the residents who were killed or affected as a result, and to provide the necessary and urgent assistance to the camp's inhabitants, who were displaced to the north of Syria, in addition to working hard to solve their problems as forced migrants to the north of Syria, as a result of the destruction and damage caused to their homes, interests and property in the camp, caused by this terrible crime, which was recently concluded by the looting and evasion carried out by the regime's forces and supporters.
They stressed on the need to implement the relevant international resolutions on the return of the Palestinian refugees to their cities and villages in Palestine, which they abandoned in 1948, especially after the destruction of Yarmouk camp.
At the end of their statement, the Palestinian migrants to the north of Syria called on the international community to implement these demands urgently, and find a suitable and honorable solution, which preserves the dignity of the people of Yarmouk camp wherever they are.
Hundreds of Palestinians from Yarmouk camp who were displaced to the towns of south Damascus, were forced to leave to the Syrian north for fear of being arrested, following the agreement signed between the Syrian opposition factions and the regime's forces during the month of April, which ordered the Syrian opposition forces to leave with their families to the north of Syria.
In the north of Syria, the forcibly displaced Palestinian refugees from Yarmouk camp to the Syrian north, appealed in a statement which reached the Action Group, to the Palestinian people in general, the civilized world, the Human Rights Committees, and the International and humanitarian organizations, Amnesty International, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees and the Palestine Liberation Organization in particular, to stand by Yarmouk camp and to offer a helping hand to its residents, by sending an international commission of inquiry to investigate the massacres committed by the Syrian regime and its Russian and Iranian allies against the Yarmouk population, and to assess the extent of the destruction caused to the camp, which led to its total destruction and rendered it impossible to live and shelter in.
The statement stressed the need to estimate the value of the material damage to the housing of the residents and the infrastructure, and to obligate the regime and its allies to pay the necessary compensation to the residents who were killed or affected as a result, and to provide the necessary and urgent assistance to the camp's inhabitants, who were displaced to the north of Syria, in addition to working hard to solve their problems as forced migrants to the north of Syria, as a result of the destruction and damage caused to their homes, interests and property in the camp, caused by this terrible crime, which was recently concluded by the looting and evasion carried out by the regime's forces and supporters.
They stressed on the need to implement the relevant international resolutions on the return of the Palestinian refugees to their cities and villages in Palestine, which they abandoned in 1948, especially after the destruction of Yarmouk camp.
At the end of their statement, the Palestinian migrants to the north of Syria called on the international community to implement these demands urgently, and find a suitable and honorable solution, which preserves the dignity of the people of Yarmouk camp wherever they are.
Hundreds of Palestinians from Yarmouk camp who were displaced to the towns of south Damascus, were forced to leave to the Syrian north for fear of being arrested, following the agreement signed between the Syrian opposition factions and the regime's forces during the month of April, which ordered the Syrian opposition forces to leave with their families to the north of Syria.
