Ibrahim Sheikho reveals appalling Turkish crimes in Afrin

Spokesperson for the Human Rights Organization- Afrin- Syria, Ibrahim Sheikho revealed the outcome of Turkish crimes in Afrin in September, October and November.

According to Sheikho, seven citizens of whom two women were killed, as abduction cases reached 202 cases of which 25 women and three minors. Sheikh added that within the demographic change in Afrin two Sharia law schools were installed in Afrin fore settlements established there, undertaken by Qatari, Kuwaiti societies in addition to three mosques.

Regarding Turkish crimes against ecology Sheikho sid at least 4000 trees were cut down arbitrarily, as three hectares of agrarian lands and forestry were set ablaze. Sheikh noted three workshops of coal for trafficking were opened in Afrin.

Sheikho attributed the rise behind the surge in crimes and violations by the Turkish Intelligence Services in Afrin to the expansionist aspirations to revive its out-dated Ottoman Empire in Syrian lands, especially in the Kurdish dominated areas to be annexed to the Hatay region, and the visits paid by Turkish officials to Afrin and other occupied areas substantiates the idea, mentioning the visit paid by Soleyman Soylu Minster for Interior Affairs of the Turkish occupation state.  

Sheikh noted the ''aim behind all these policies is to create a Turkoman strip on the border via settling Turkomen families in those areas after displacing its indigenous ones''.

Spokesperson for the Human Rights Organization- Afrin- Syria, Ibrahim Sheikho said Turkey behaves against all international laws and conventions though tens of reports and files documented this but it pays no heed, calling on the international community to commence an investigation into the crimes committed and to hold Turkey accountable for the crimes committed against the people of Afrin.

Sheikh concluded the international community by giving a blind eye to the Turkish crimes okays its policies there and considered a part.  

ANHA