Syrian refugees in voluntary return camps demonstrate against Turkish occupation decision  

The Turkish occupation authorities are holding hundreds of Syrian refugees who refuse to sign the forcible deportation paper to Syria, within closed camps, in the Turkish city of Marash.

Video clips were leaked from inside the camps, which residents of the occupied areas called (voluntarily return detention camps) to Syria, showing Turkish security and gendarmerie elements severely beating young men who went out in protests yesterday evening, within the closed camps.

Officials in the Turkish occupation authorities, led by Erdogan, claim that the return to Syria is "voluntary", and that his country claims to establish a "safe zone" in Syria with a depth of 30 km, to settle Syrian refugees from various Syrian regions within settlements with the support and funding of Qatari abd Kuwaiti Brotherhood organizations.

The Turkish occupation state continues to establish settlements within the occupied areas in Syria, at a high rate, with the aim of settling more than half a million refugees there, and changing the demographics of those areas.

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ANHA