The AGPS called the Syrian regime to disclose the status of hundreds of Palestinian detainees who is unaccounted for, stressing that what is happening inside the Syrian prisons for the Palestinians, “a war crime by any standard.”
The AGPS issued numerous reports, including the report of “enforced disappearances 1,” “enforced disappearances2,” and “The Photos Massacre.” The reports addressed the victims of Palestinian refugees who were killed as a result of torture and enforced disappearances in the context of the bloody conflict between the Syrian regime and the opposition. The group confirmed that during the follow-up and monitoring the daily conditions of Palestinian refugees and documented information, that there are (379) Palestinian victims have been documented, including 59 Palestinian refugees have been identified through the leaked images of the victims of torture in the Syrian regime’s prisons, (34) woman died due to torture, according to the testimony of one of the releaseddetainees, and others dozens of Palestinians and Syrians who have died in Syrian prisons as a result of direct assassination or under torture after being subjected to the harshest and most kinds of torture.
It has been monitoring a direct arrests against people at checkpoints or during raids carried out by the army inside the Syrian cities and villages, or during indiscriminate arrests, and after the arrest any point could not recognize the fate of the arrested person, and in numerous cases the security services connect the detainees relatives to receive the body from a military government or public hospitals.