Report Documenting Crimes in Serekaniye during "We to Stay and Return" Forum

The Serekaniye Displaced Forum organized by Serekaniye displaced people to discuss the crimes being committed in their city since its occupation by Turkey showed a television presentation and read a documented report on violations, crimes and demographic change in the region.

Report Documenting Crimes in Serekaniye during "We to Stay and Return" Forum
Report Documenting Crimes in Serekaniye during "We to Stay and Return" Forum
Report Documenting Crimes in Serekaniye during "We to Stay and Return" Forum
Report Documenting Crimes in Serekaniye during "We to Stay and Return" Forum
Report Documenting Crimes in Serekaniye during "We to Stay and Return" Forum
9 July, 2021   07:51
HASAKAH

The forum held in the Tayfur Hall in the center of Hasakah city was attended by displaced persons from the occupied Serekaniye city with all its components, dignitaries and clan elders, representatives of political parties, Syrian Democratic Forces, People's Protection Units and Women's Protection Unties (YPG, YPJ), representatives of the Autonomous Administration, martyrs' families, members of civil society organizations and representatives of the international coalition.

The report was read by members of the cabinet formed by the preparatory committee of the forum, Heyat Musa and Mahmoud Jamil.

It mentioned the crimes of forced displacement and mass displacement of more than 150 citizens, "crimes of plunder, looting and robbery, crimes of appropriation and confiscation of citizens' homes, shops and agricultural lands, killing and enforced disappearance of citizens, arbitrary detention and transfer of Syrians to Turkey, bombings, booby-traps and planting explosive devices, demographic change ethnic cleansing, and the crime of cutting off water from the Allouk station."

Then the audience listened to the intervention of civil society activist Aktham Naisseh who commented on the ongoing violations in the Serekaniye area and the incidents of demographic change.

The second axis included interventions and discussions by the participants and invitees to the forum.

D.H

ANHA