45 cases of deaths in the death camp and hundreds of homeless families are without assistance as the global organizations and the UN stay silent giving empty declarations

Nothing surrounds the displaced people and those fleeing death except for the death itself, accompanied by tragic humanitarian conditions and situations, while the international organizations, the United Nations, and active parties are looking in a sickening silence about the situation of tens of thousands of displaced people in al-Hool camp which has become the “death camps”, and while the dramatically deteriorating situations are ravaging in an accelerated and big manner with about 40000 displaced people inside the camp; the winds and rains came to ravaging tens of camps, increasing the death and tragedy in the camps, where the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored a storm hit the area of al-Hool camp in the southeastern countryside of al-Hasakah near the Syrian-Iraqi border, uprooting and sabotaging more than 100 tents in al-Hool camp, displacing the people who were inside them forcing them to stay out in the open, where they joined more than 1300 families who still without tents, and the reliable sources confirmed to the Syrian Observatory that the reasons for that is because the committees that were appointed by Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the UN; do not distribute aid unless a financial bribe was payed in exchange for getting supplies and tents, which angered the displaced and residents of the camp from the absence of parties that can prevent them from doing these actions with displaced people; who escaped from death not to meet a new and greater death than what they already suffered within the “Islamic State” organization’s-controlled areas, which was confined today to less than 4 square kilometers on the east bank of Euphrates River within the eastern countryside Deir Ezzor.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights documented a significant increase in numbers of people who have died as a result of the great failure in the medical care and health supervision, as well as the deterioration of weather conditions, the lack of assistance, the lack of treatment, the lack of necessary medication, lack of food provided by the Organizations supervising al-Hool camp, where the Syrian Observatory documented the increase of the death toll in al-Hool camp area to 45 cases, most of them were children who died as a result of the poor humanitarian and living conditions, and the majority of whom died as a result of diseases whose complications increased during the journey of arrival to al-Hool camp, and the increase in casualties has sparked resentment among the displaced people who confirmed to the Syrian Observatory that the United Nations is responsible for the deaths of their children and families, and the UN bear the primary responsibility for all this failure through their corrupt organizations that insult the displaced people, while the international organizations only have enough with media data, which gives them points on the international humanitarian scene.

And the Syrian Observatory published on the 6^th of February 2019 that between death and another death there is a distance that holds yet another death with it, and between the death at the east bank of Euphrates and death at the doorsteps of al-Hool camp or in it; there is a long distance from the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor to the southeastern countryside of al-Hasakah, which also bears death with it for those who endured agony until they got out of the rule of the “Islamic State” Organization, which used to kill all those trying to get out of its controlled areas on charges of “going out to the countries of infidel” until before its collapse and fade, , and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned that al-Hool camp is still in a tragic situation, deteriorating more as the organizations and International parties get late in carrying out their promises in securing the displaced people, who have become tens of thousands of displaced people in al-Hool camp for displaced people, and the reliable sources confirmed to the Syrian Observatory that recently a meeting took place between a committee of the United Nations and a committee of the Camps Management and from al-Hool Camp, and the Committee was briefed on the situation and information about establishing a camp in al-Suwar area in the northern countryside of Deir Ezzor with an area of about 50 dunums, where the contact is underway between UNICEF management, UNHCR, and Deir Ezzor administration, to begin sending the necessary assistance and materials and start creating a camp site.

Reliable sources confirmed to the Syrian Observatory that the displaced people continue to suffer from tragic humanitarian conditions inside the camp, because the committees inside the camp who are assigned by the United Nations and UNHCR, are not providing assistance and take bribes in exchange for distributing equipment and tents which exist and stockpiled in warehouses of UNHCR and the United Nations, at a time when the last mentioned parties request the road to be secured to deliver assistance, and reliable sources have confirmed that one of the distribution administrators and the staff member of the UNHCR and the United Nations is insulting the displaced people and cursing them, considering them as members of the “Islamic State” Organization, at a time when he numbers of casualties are escalating as more citizens die due to the deterioration of their health during while they were waiting to be transferred to al-Hool camp, where some of them have gotten out of the pocket with bad health conditions, and the Syrian Observatory documented the rise in number of people who died in al-Hool camp and on the road of death to it, where at least 28 people died due to the cold, illnesses they suffered, deteriorating health condition, and the shortage of medicines and necessary treatment during the process of movement and exit from IS enclave at east bank of Euphrates in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, until they arrive at al-Hool camp, where some of them died as they were getting out of the enclave, while others died in the road to the camp, and among the casualties there are 9 people died due to difficult health conditions they suffered inside al-Hool camp, while the rest of them died on the road and during their exit from the enclave.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights continues to monitor the reality of the humanitarian situation in al-Hool camp in the southeastern countryside of Hasaka, near the Syrian – Iraqi border, to which the wave of displacement has escalated over the last 2 months more than before, and the camp’s situation is becoming more tragic every day, as the existing material decreases and the international organizations are having enough with the media data and movements, which provide nothing of help the displaced people, and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored in a video tour the tragic humanitarian conditions the new and old displaced people are living in the camp, where the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored those in charge of the camp holding the United Nations and international organizations, such as the World Health Organization, the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees, and relief and medical organizations responsible for the significant negligence, also the displaced people confirmed to the Syrian Observatory that after contacting the United Nations to send humanitarian aid to al-Hool camp; none of the promises have been made, and the camps have not received assistance for about 15 days, also the Syrian Observatory monitored the presence of assistance within UNHCR warehouses in the camp but it has not been distributed to the displaced people, thousands of who continue to sleep out on the open within the camp, where some of them complained that they did not receive any assistance, while others received blankets, and others did not get heaters, mattresses or tents.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights recorded testimonies of displaced Syrians and Iraqi refugees, who managed to get out of the Organization’s pocket and reached al-Hool camp, they confirmed that nepotism and bribes are what enable the IDPs to get everything they need, where the corruption is getting worse and bigger as the number of displaced people increases, where they are forced to pay the money that remained with them in exchange for assistance that provides them a suitable form of life within the camp, whose children suffer from a lack of milk, food, and medicine, while others suffer from the lack of a family member or someone to support them, while some parties record and photograph the displaced people convincing them that humanitarian assistance will be granted to them, and after that these parties withdraw, leaving disappointment planted in the souls of these displaced people, who confirmed that the promises made to them in return for getting out of the Organization’s enclave of care and assistance were all false, and the displaced people appealed through the Syrian Observatory to provide supplies necessary for them to start the life of displacement imposed upon them after they left their areas, where they demanded the provision of tents, baby food, milk, heaters, blankets, mattresses, and kitchen tools, and the displaced people in the camp confirmed that they escaped from the organization’s enclave to receive help and a better life, but they were surprised by the bribes, nepotism, and corruption, amid the absence of the lowest necessities of life which killed at least 22 children so far in the camp and on the road to it, as a result of the cold, hunger, or the diseases they have had before leaving the enclave or on the road.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights received in the last 24 hours information from several reliable sources about al-Hool camp, which continues to suffer from tragic humanitarian conditions, at a time when international bodies responsible for the lives of tens of thousands of people who remain in this camp and in other Syrian camps; start their media movements but no movement has taken place on the ground yet, as about 20 children died because of the health and inhumane conditions the displaced people are experiencing until they arrive in camps at the southeastern sector of al-Hasaka countryside, because the International parties are not providing assistance in the proper time, and because the relief organizations is acting as if they are just watchers, as if the death of Syrians has become a scene in a series or a part of a cinematic show; only vampires and cannibals enjoy it.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned from reliable sources that in mid-April 2018, a meeting was held and included representatives of the Syria Democratic Forces and those in charge of al-Hool camp and camps in al-Hasaka countryside, with the Director of the Office of the Refugee Commissioner in Qamishli, where the reliable sources confirmed that UNHCR was informed that a military operation would be conducted east of Euphrates against two main areas, the first is in the southern countryside of al-Hasaka, and the other one is on the east bank of Euphrates River, and the representatives of SDF informed the UNHCR that the first will see a weak displacement due to the low population density in Dshisha area and its surroundings, while the second phase will see a large displacement due to the high population density, also the reliable sources confirmed to the Syrian Observatory that the SDF and representatives of the camps located east of Euphrates suggested the establishment of a camp in al-Tayyana area at the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, but as a result the heavy pressure and bad services on the road to al-Hool camps and the countryside of al-Hasaka, and the lack of taking part in the aid by the organizations on the pretext of the difficulty of reaching the area; SDF and the camp’s management east of Euphrates turned to discuss with representatives of the international bodies of the United Nations, the Office of High Commissioner for Refugees, the World Food Program organization, WHO, UNICEF, and other parties about the issue of displaced people during the military operations.

The same sources told the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights that the management and administration of the camp; proposed to these organizations the establishment of 2 reception areas for the people displaced from the enclave the “Islamic State” Organization, towards the Syria Democratic Forces’ controlled areas to receive the displaced people at first, and then provide initial assistance to them and transporting them by appropriate means of transportation -such as buses- to al-Hool camps, which are also suffering from a tragic reality, as tens of thousands of civilians and members of the “Islamic State” Organizations are present in the camp in the southeastern sector of al-Hasaka countryside, near the Syrian – Iraqi border, while the Syrian Observatory monitored the rise in number of children who had died in the last two months to 20 children at least, while families told the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights that several newborn children had died during the transfer.

The Syrian Observatory published yesterday that the Syrian tragedy continues to recur with different forms, circulating between the Syrian areas, escalating, but remain constant, and among this series of tragedy there is a new episode took over the scene, namely al-Hool camps in the countryside of al-Hasaka Province near the Syrian-Iraqi border, and in the details Obtained by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: al-Hool camp in the southeastern countryside of al-Hasaka city includes about 37000 displaced Syrians and refugees from Iraq, in addition to refugees of various nationalities, the majority of them are of families of members of the “Islamic State” Organization who arrived in the camp during the past months, where the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored until the end of August 2018 the presence of more than 40000 people including more than 30 000 Iraqis, who returned to Iraq after coordination with the Iraqi government by the democratic self-administration and the Syria Democratic Forces, while the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored the entiry of about 36500 persons since the beginning of the military operations on the 10th of September 2018, of whom about 25000 remained inside the camp, and the Syrian Observatory for Human Right eventually counted more than 37000 IDPs (internally displaced persons) and refugees in al-Hool camp, including more than 24000 of the Iraqi nationality, and the reliable sources confirmed that many of the displaced people have returned to their areas which were controlled by the Syria Democratic Forces, and some of them headed to areas of presence of their relatives in the countryside of al-Hasakah, Deir Ezzor, al-Raqqah and other areas, while the other part remained in the camp, also numbers of the Iraqi refugees returned to their country after coordination with the Iraqi government.

The Syrian Observatory has monitored since September 2018 the arrival of displaced people on board of vehicles and trucks provided by the Syria Democratic Forces to transport them to the camps, and the transfer takes place initially by transporting them to camps away from the battlefronts, while the Organization’s members are taken out of the people and transported to detention centers, while the civilians and families of ISIS members are transported to al-Hool camp in the al-Hasaka countryside, also the Syrian Observatory has counted since early December 2018 the death of 19 children including 8 Iraqis, where 9 of them died as a result of burns and fire in camps because of the use of primitive heating means, while others died as a result of poor health conditions and the lack of health care, as a result of harsh weather conditions, while the Syrian Observatory learned that the remaining 10 were children who died after getting out of the “Islamic State” Organization’s enclave at the east bank of Euphrates River, because of health conditions they suffered within the enclave and what they were suffering of different diseases and health conditions, some of them died during his transfer to the camp and others died in the camp, after the deterioration of their health due to the lack of enough medicines and medical staff to save them, after what they suffered of hunger, sickness, and inhumane conditions, and reliable sources told the Syrian Observatory that there are many people who suffer from diseases caused by the harsh conditions they have experienced in the enclave of the last Organization, and due to lack of health care and severe shortage of medicines, food, and appropriate healthy conditions.

We at the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, and in the light of the tragic circumstances of tens of thousands of people in a camp at the Syrian-Iraqi border, which lacks sufficient supplies, we hold the United Nations responsible for the lives of these displaced people regardless of their nature, nationality, or personal condition, especially after the United Nations refused to establish a camp for the internally displaced people near Hajin area, after it was brought to International Coalition by interested and responsible parties, also we hold the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and all international and regional relief, medical, and humanitarian organizations responsible for the death of about 22 children, due to the great neglect towards the refugees and displaced people in al-Hool camp and in all the camps in al-Hasaka province, where the children, citizens, and the refugees need urgent assistance, as no camera lenses that convey the tragedy will prevent the bad weather, nor will it provide water or food, and we at the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights convey the calls of the population and those suffering from tragic humanitarian situations to the international and active parties; for urgent action to help them effectively, not through statements and declarations the displaced and wandering people do not care about under catastrophic humanitarian conditions.

From the death camps in Al-Hasakah countryside, a video by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitors the results of the storms that hit the area, and caused the uprooting of more than 100 tents in al-Hool camp, amid failure of relief teams to provide any assistance as the teams inside the camp are not providing any assistance except by financial bribes

The camera of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitors the tragedy of the displaced people who are getting out of the “Islamic State” Organization’s enclave, fleeing to the death camps in the southeastern countryside of al-Hasakah

The dire humanitarian conditions in the death camps are being monitored again by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, following the increase of death in the camp, as a result of poor and often non-existent services, and the tragic situation of the camp’s residents and the newly arrived

From the death camps southeast of Al-Hasakah, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitors the tragic situation of the residents and the catastrophic humanitarian conditions, at a time when al-Hool camp is witnessing bad weather conditions that caused a tragedy for tens of families, as well as the tragedy of hundreds of other families

Death camps in the countryside of al-Hasaka Province are witnessing a tragic situation monitored by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, from the deteriorating weather conditions that hit the camp and uprooted tens of tents, amid tragic medical and living conditions due to the severe shortage of aid distribued by the bribed teams inside the camp

Pictures by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights show the dire humanitarian conditions in al-Hool camp (the death camp) in the southeastern countryside of al-Hasakah, after the rise in number of its residents and the failure of international Organizations towards it

A video by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights shows complaints of families inside al-Hool camp, after offices of the international relief agencies refused to distribute humanitarian assistance and blankets, and shows the tragic situation in the area especially the children who are the most vulnerable

A video by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights shows the tragic conditions of displaced people in al-Hool camp, despite the presence of assistance piled up in warehouses of UNHCR and the United Nations, where those assigned by them to be responsible of the camp are distributing the assistance in after receiving bribes from the displaced people

Al-Hool Camp, UN’s indifference to the tragedy puts it responsible for the lives of the displaced people

SOHR monitors through a video and testimonies of displaced people; the corruption spread within offices of international organizations of al-Hool camp in the southeastern countryside of al-Hasakah, after the increase in number of arrivals

A video by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights show Syrian and Iraqi women of who had gotten out of the last ISIS enclave east of Euphrates, where they talk about their suffering with their relatives and the tragedy that is ravaging them, in the lite of corruption and theft by international organizations and those who are responsible for the distribute in al-Hool camp, in the southeastern countryside of al-Hasaka

A video by the Syrian Observatory shows testimonies of displaced women from the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, after they got out with their children and families towards al-Hool camps, which is witnessing inhumane conditions and a significant failure by international organizations in providing the camp with the necessary assistance, not to mention the stealing inside the camp by those in charge of the distribution

Testimonies from al-Hool camp in al-Hasaka countryside for families displaced from what remained for the “Islamic State” organization, about the tragic humanitarian situation and the failure of international organizations to provide services to tens of thousands of displaced people and refugees, who are present in the camp near the Syrian – Iraqi border, and about the tragedy that plagues their children, amid inhumane conditions in front of the world

Video by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights shows the situations of the displaced Syrians and Iraqi refugees, who are present in al-Hool camp in the southeastern countryside of al-Hasakah, and who recently came out of ISIS enclave, and their severe and tragic humanitarian conditions.