Published : 26-04-2015
Palestinians of Europe Conference confirmed in the closing statement that was issued yesterday evening that the conference cope with the renewable plight of the Palestinian people in Syria, and follow-up the tragedy of Yarmouk other camps with deep pain. "
The statement pointed out that "the continuing plight of the Palestinian people will not end but to activate the right of return to their land and their homes in Palestine."
The statement called for "not to impose any options on the people of Yarmouk camp, to open the camp to enter and exit as determined by its residents and the other camp's residents. The statement also called for "the need to open the way for humanitarian supplies to the residents of the camps and all population and displaced people there."
The statement stressed "the continuing efforts and campaigns to assign our people in this renewed plight in various possible ways, with the need for all States to be obliged to deal with refugees and displaced persons in a decent humanitarian way."
Chair of the Conference announced the adoption of all proposals and follow-up workshop of Palestinians of Syria, which was held within the conference events," and that it will do its capacity to translate these recommendations into reality, according to the potential offered by the Palestinian labor in the continent."
It is noteworthy that dozens of young Palestinian activists in Syria participated in the workshop, where they went out a set of recommendations that have been submitted to the presidency of the Conference.
Palestinians of Europe Conference confirmed in the closing statement that was issued yesterday evening that the conference cope with the renewable plight of the Palestinian people in Syria, and follow-up the tragedy of Yarmouk other camps with deep pain. "
The statement pointed out that "the continuing plight of the Palestinian people will not end but to activate the right of return to their land and their homes in Palestine."
The statement called for "not to impose any options on the people of Yarmouk camp, to open the camp to enter and exit as determined by its residents and the other camp's residents. The statement also called for "the need to open the way for humanitarian supplies to the residents of the camps and all population and displaced people there."
The statement stressed "the continuing efforts and campaigns to assign our people in this renewed plight in various possible ways, with the need for all States to be obliged to deal with refugees and displaced persons in a decent humanitarian way."
Chair of the Conference announced the adoption of all proposals and follow-up workshop of Palestinians of Syria, which was held within the conference events," and that it will do its capacity to translate these recommendations into reality, according to the potential offered by the Palestinian labor in the continent."
It is noteworthy that dozens of young Palestinian activists in Syria participated in the workshop, where they went out a set of recommendations that have been submitted to the presidency of the Conference.
