Detainees report violence and worsening conditions at Roj camp
Roj camp holds more than 2,300 children and mothers.
Women detained at Roj camp in northeastern Syria reported night gunfire, violence and extortion. A UN inquiry said conditions had worsened over the past year and described the camp as a site of mass arbitrary detention.
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- 2,300people
Roj camp holds more than 2,300 children and mothers.
“which holds more than 2,300 children and mothers”
AllegedWomen detained at Roj reported night gunfire, stones thrown by guards and a boy suffering a serious head injury.
“gunfire at night, stones thrown by guards and a boy left with a serious head injury”
The UN Independent Commission of Inquiry on Syria said conditions at Roj had worsened over the previous year.
“conditions in Roj had worsened over the past year”