Syria- Rights violations documented by human rights activists in Washokani camp

Human rights activists and activists have documented the violations suffered by a number of citizens who were displaced from the cities of Tell Abyad and Ras Al-Ayn and their countryside in northeastern Syria, with the aim of presenting them to international public opinion, human rights organizations accused the international community in a statement during a conference held in Washokani camp for internally displaced people in Al-Hasakah governorate, of failing because civilians are harmed in northeastern Syria at the hands of Turkish forces and their opposition factions, demanding the United Nations to compel the signatories of the Charter to respect human rights principles, for his part, the director of the Washokani camp pointed to an increase in the number of displaced people in the camp to 4,500 people, in light of the lack of basic needs to live and the lack of supplies for the winter season, in addition to the lack of aid from international organizations to the camp.