Published : 21-04-2015
Within a closed consultation session that was held on Monday to discuss Yarmouk situations, the Security Council launched a three-point-plan in order to provide assistance to the people of the Yarmouk refugee camp. The three points included providing aid to civilians who are unable or unwilling to leave the camp, to help those who want to "move temporarily" from the camp in accordance with international humanitarian law, under appropriate safeguards that will allow them to do so safely and freely, and to help Yarmouk residents who have already fled.
The Security Council members expressed their deep concern about the serious humanitarian situation in the Yarmouk refugee camp, and stressed the need to support the efforts of the emergency relief to Palestinian civilians in the Yarmouk refugee camp. The Security Council statement also called all concerned parties to comply with their obligations under international humanitarian law, or international human rights and refugee law, and urged to stop all attacks against civilians, including aerial bombardments. "
The statement condemned all acts of terrorism committed in the camp, and called ISIS, Al Nusra, and all "terrorist" organizations listed on the Council, to withdraw from the Yarmouk immediately, and to immediately implement the related resolutions of the Board Security, including decisions 2139.2165 and 2191, in line with international humanitarian law.
It should be noted that on Monday, 06.04.2015,the Security Council held an emergency session to discuss the situation in the Yarmouk refugee camp, which demanded allow humanitarian aid to enter the Yarmouk refugee camp, where ISIS dominated large parts of it, amid Palestinian warnings of "genocide, and amid deteriorated humanitarian situation.
Within a closed consultation session that was held on Monday to discuss Yarmouk situations, the Security Council launched a three-point-plan in order to provide assistance to the people of the Yarmouk refugee camp. The three points included providing aid to civilians who are unable or unwilling to leave the camp, to help those who want to "move temporarily" from the camp in accordance with international humanitarian law, under appropriate safeguards that will allow them to do so safely and freely, and to help Yarmouk residents who have already fled.
The Security Council members expressed their deep concern about the serious humanitarian situation in the Yarmouk refugee camp, and stressed the need to support the efforts of the emergency relief to Palestinian civilians in the Yarmouk refugee camp. The Security Council statement also called all concerned parties to comply with their obligations under international humanitarian law, or international human rights and refugee law, and urged to stop all attacks against civilians, including aerial bombardments. "
The statement condemned all acts of terrorism committed in the camp, and called ISIS, Al Nusra, and all "terrorist" organizations listed on the Council, to withdraw from the Yarmouk immediately, and to immediately implement the related resolutions of the Board Security, including decisions 2139.2165 and 2191, in line with international humanitarian law.
It should be noted that on Monday, 06.04.2015,the Security Council held an emergency session to discuss the situation in the Yarmouk refugee camp, which demanded allow humanitarian aid to enter the Yarmouk refugee camp, where ISIS dominated large parts of it, amid Palestinian warnings of "genocide, and amid deteriorated humanitarian situation.
