​​​​​​​Human rights organization reveals a number of kidnapped identities in Afrin

The Human Rights Organization Afrin - Syria revealed the identities of a number of Kurdish citizens who were kidnapped by the mercenaries of the "Military Police" in coordination with the Turkish intelligence since the beginning of this month.

​​​​​​​Human rights organization reveals a number of kidnapped identities in Afrin
12 September, 2020   15:15
NEWS DESK

The mercenaries of the Military Police of the Turkish occupation in Afrin kidnapped a number of people under the pretext of previously dealing with the Autonomous Administration.

The Human Rights Organization Afrin - Syria revealed the identities of a number of kidnapped Kurdish citizens, and they are: Kamal Youssef and one of his sons, who is from the village of Termisha in Shia district and works as a driver for the local occupation council in the district. He was kidnapped on September 3.

Luqman Youssef, Kamal's brother from the village of Termisha in Shia district was kidnapped with one of his sons on September 3.

Khadija Seri, the daughter of Abo Abdo, 32 years old and works in a private pharmacy was arrested on September 10 on charges of previously dealing with the Autonomous Administration.

Jamil Hamo from the village of Jubana was arrested on September 10 on charges of working on currency exchange for the Haftaro Company. A motorcycle and a car belonging to him were also stolen.

Mohamed Bakr, known as (Mamo Belek) from the village of Qarmatlaq, residing in the center of Jenders district was arrested on September 10 on charges of going out on guard duty during the Autonomous Administration era.

According to the Human Rights Organization Afrin - Syria, the number of Kurdish citizens kidnapped by the mercenaries of the Military Police in Janders district reached 7 citizens.

D.H