Al-Hasakah people: Orgs must provide assistances to refugees not ISIS families

The people of al-Hasakah called on international organizations to provide assistance to the displaced people living in Washokani camp, and not to the families of ISIS mercenaries, who ISIS ideology still remains in their minds.

1 January, 2020 05:29

AL-HASAKAH – HANAR IBARHIM

Most international and humanitarian organizations are present in al-Hol camp, which is inhabited by more than 67,895 IDPs and refugees, the majority of whom are ISIS mercenary women and children.

Hawar news agency ANHA met with many of the people of al-Hasakah in this context. Hussein Muhammad, a resident of the Naserah neighborhood, says: "After more than two and a half months, the people of Serêkaniyê and other border areas were displaced from their homes and lands, and they live in tragic conditions in the camp, without the assistance of any humanitarian organization."

Hussein added: "Why do most of the international and humanitarian organizations work in al-Hol camp and do not give assistances to these civilians who were forcibly displaced from their homes?? This issue is very big."

For his part, Abdel Hamid Khaled from the people of al-Hasakah city asked, "We wonder a lot why are international organizations providing aid to al-Hol camp that contains thousands of ISIS mercenary women and children?"

They do not provide aid to the displaced from the oppression of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries. "

Khaled pointed out that international organizations should provide assistance to the displaced, and not to the families of ISIS mercenaries who ISIS ideology still remains in their minds, and continued, "On the contrary, they should be punished and not assisted, because of them homeless and thousands were killed."

As for the citizen Younis Ahmed, he says: "The displaced people in Washokani camp live in a tragic situation in the absence of international and humanitarian organizations. The camp's burden falls on Autonomous Administration AA only and the Kurdish Red Crescent, where they provide services according to their capabilities."

This is despite the fact that the number of the displaced is very large, but the international relief and humanitarian organizations do not assist the displaced people in the areas occupied by Turkey.

Administrators at Washokani camp say providing aid is a matter linked to political agendas and neglecting the humanitarian side.

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ANHA