Al-Hol refugees: The campaign made us feel safe

AL-Hol refugees have expressed their great happiness the humanitarian and security campaign launched by the Internal Security Forces in Al-Hol camp in the southeast of Al-Hasakah province.

30 March, 2021 06:38

AL-HASAKAH, JIHAN BALKIN

Humanitarian and Security campaign launched by SDF, YPG, YPJ aiming at reducing ISIS sleeper cells after many demands by the people of the region and clans' notables.

The campaign continues in the sector of displaced Syrians and Iraqi refugees in the camp, which is divided into sectors. Iraqi refugees in sector expressed their happiness at the launch of the campaign, as it is the most vulnerable to crimes by ISIS cells.

'The campaign for us'

Refugee Jawaher Hamid Marish from Mosul governorate who has been living in the camp for 4 and a half years praised the campaign, "This campaign is good. We call on the Iraqi government to evacuate us from the camp. We want the camp to return to its previous condition, for the murders to end, and for security to be established. This campaign is good for achieving security."

In his turn, the refugee behind Muslim Khaimat said, "The Internal Security Forces achieved security by launching this campaign. Thanks to them, security returned to us. Our situation was very bad, but now we can sleep in peace. The murders were too many. We have been living in safety for two days. Our situation has improved a lot during the past two days. We thank the Internal Security Forces. "

'We want the campaign to continue at this pace.'

Refugee Imam Mohammad indicated that he was relieved after the launch of the Humanitarian and Security campaign, "The internal security forces dealt with us very well. We were not subjected to any ill-treatment, they only conducted inspections. We need security and the mission of the Internal Security Forces is to investigate and search. We want the campaign to continue to ensure our security."

Fatima Jamila, a Turkoman refugee from Mosul, has been living in the camp for 4 years. She said, "We were afraid, the situation in the camp was very bad. There were kidnappings and murders, and we did not know when we would be the next victim. We were under threats from unknown parties. This campaign included." Our security. I am afraid to be killed. "

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ANHA