Sheikho: Turkey tries to cover crimes by transferring detained Kurds

Spokesperson for the Human Rights Organization-Afrin –Syria Ibrahim Sheikho confirmed that Turkish occupation state empties its prisons in the border city of Kilis and transfers Kurds detained there to jails run by Shamiye Front in Afrin.

Sheikho: Turkey tries to cover crimes by transferring detained Kurds
19 November, 2021   07:03
SHAHBA FIRAS IBRAHIM

Human Rights Organization-Afrin –Syria's, Ibrahim Sheikho said Turkish occupation state empties its prisons in the border city of Kilis and transfers Kurds detained there to jails run by Shamiye Front in Afrin's Kafer Janeh in Shera as reports signify an international commission is to pay visit to Turkish jails in cities on the border, of which Kilis and the infamous Aintab after tens of crimes committed against Afrin people were documented there.

Sheikh said since the very day of occupation thousands of people were abducted of which hundreds were transferred to Turkish jails under soundless grounds to be tried under Turkish law.

Sheikh mentioned an incident in the village of Ashkan in Jinderese where MIT abducted 7 young men from the village last and imprisoned them, in addition to many arrests made in Me'melo, in Raco, that transferred to Turkey.

Sheikh said these measures run in dire contradiction to all international laws and conventions for an occupying state is not entitled to try people of the occupied country.

For this reason Turkey tries to cover its actions and removes Kurds from its jails. Sheikh noted that in the last week 12 people were abducted some under 15. And that recently some people are being abducted and released in return for 40 SYP.

Ibrahim Sheikho noted that the Syrian Opposition Coalitions made a committee to look into grievances and injustices on areas held by the Amshat mercenary group and the Sultan Murad Shah and the fans imposed on owners of olive oil that amounts to 25 %.

Sheikh said that the so called committee by the Syrian Opposition Coalition was formed under the direct supervision of the Turkish Intelligence Service.

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