Press release for public opinion
The Observatory calls on the United Nations Security council to extend the special resolution on the entry of aids across the Syrian borders
The international Observatory for Documentation of Human rights violations demands the members of the United Nations.
Security Council in mediate action to extend the resolution on the entry of aids across the Syrian borders, which allows .
The United Nations to deliver aids to at least 4 million residents and internally displaced person in North West Syria before the resolution expires on July 10.
In a new report entitled (Unbearable living conditions) recently issued by International Amnesty organization it pointed out the lack of economic and social rights in the IDP camps in north west Syria, in its report, International Amnesty revealed how internally displaced people live in conditions cruel in the camps, they are in extreme danger and completely dependent on international aids to stay alive, as a result of depriviny of the Syrian government or obstruction of the displaced peoples enjoyment of the economic and social rights.
The Topic background:
About 1.7 million people are currently living in camps in north west Syria 58% of Whon are children, which no lasting solution insight.
The vast majority of them have been living for years in tents with little or no access to water and sanitation services.
Which increases the risk of contracting water borne diseases. The women, men and children live in abject poverty, and are completely dependent on humanitarian organizations for their survival. The have no real chances of returning home due to the ongoing violations committed by armed groups affiliated with the Syrian authorities in their home country, but staying in their current location mean, living in unbearable harsh living conditions, risking of diseases and exposure to gender based violence. Since the Syrian government lost.
Control of the north western part of the country, it has cutoff electricity and water supplies, obstructed aids. and attacked camps medical facilities and
schools, which has held humanitarian organizations responsible for providing services.
There is no effective solution to provide adequate humanitarian aid in North West Syria except through the renewal. of the mechanism for the delivery of aid across of the existing borders. It is necessary that the UN Security Council renew the mandate of this mechanism before it expires on July 10. “According to the UN Guiding Principles on International Displacement of Internally Displaced people have the same rights as anyone else living in the same country, including the right to a standard of living worthy these rights must include, at a minimum, access to “basic food and safe water drinking, basic shelter and housing, adequate clothing and basic health facilities.
International Observatory for Documentation of Human Rights Violations
/Media Section
Argentina – Buenos Aires
08/07/2022
(The International Observatory for Documenting Human Rights Violations), is an independent Argentine international center, registered in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Argentina, as a non-governmental, non-profit organization, working with the aim of defending human rights and documenting violations around the world. It was established on the tenth of December 2015, and obtained the license Official from the Argentine government in the year 2021. The members of the observatory cover their activities in 64 countries.
We are a team of people who are interested and believe in the protection of human rights, in all countries of the world, especially in countries where defenders are subjected to the most severe direct targeting campaigns.
