Victims of torture and disappearances of Palestine refugees in Syria
Highlighted serious human rights report highlights the suffering of Palestinian refugees in Syria , documented cases of murder under torture , victims of enforced disappearance , which took place during the period between August / August 2012 , and September / September 2013 .
The report issued this European network to defend the rights of Palestinian prisoners and detainees , and the Working Group for the Palestinians in Syria , relying on a daily field work inside Syria , including camps and homes where lives of Palestine refugees .
The report was launched - which obtained Jazeera Net , a copy of it - to make a number of official statistics on the number of Palestinian refugees in Syria , pointing out that the number reached 530 thousand refugees entered the country in accordance with time- varying dates .
The report noted that the launch of Syrian Revolution , had an impact on Palestine refugees who sided with each one of my team conflict , while the preferred majority neutrality , explaining that the number of people killed as a result of military actions amounted , according to statistics of the working group for the Palestinians in Syria in 1670 killed until the end of September / September .
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Multiplicity of cases
The organizers of the monitoring report 604 cases of arrest and forced disappearance , all of whom disappeared in unknown circumstances exactly as stated in the text of the report .
The team-based monitoring operations report directly to persons arrested at checkpoints or during raids carried out by the regime's army in Syrian cities , as has been monitoring cases of abduction between hospitals and health centers for some of the wounded .
While the report documented cases of death or killed under torture of a number of detainees who the security services refused to hand over the body or disclose her whereabouts or buried .
And talk to the information documented in the report on the dozens of Palestinian civilians who died in Syrian prisons as a result of direct or liquidation under torture after being subjected to the harshest and most kinds of torture , and in places unknown to the families of the victims in most cases.
The report indicates that the census victims of killings under torture in prisons has reached 105 victims of Palestinian refugees, who were arrested in earlier times in clear violation and flagrant violation of both international conventions and regional and even national and relevant national prohibiting torture.
Number of deaths of Palestine refugees in Syria due to the ongoing war reached 1670 people ( the island)
Demands action
And the organizers of the report that these practices, which are in Syrian prisons against detainees Syrians and Palestinians raises significant concerns about the fate of thousands of them , demanding to move immediately to all regional and international levels and the Palestinian to take steps to pressure on the Syrian authorities and monitored with regard to human rights.
It also confirmed the European Network for the Defense of Human Palestinian prisoners and detainees , and the Working Group for the Palestinians in Syria that the duty of the parties to the conflict - the Syrian regime and armed opposition groups - the fate of the detainees in prisons and detention centers , whether confidential or advertised, also demanded that the two institutions should be disclosed about the fate of the bodies of those who have been liquidated .
Institutions have also confirmed their intention to deliver this report to embassies and human rights institutions and the international media , as well as presented to the British Parliament hearings in November , and arrange a meeting to discuss it during a session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva in March / March .
Source: Aljazeera
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