The file of the 106 detainees is still open and authorities of Hama central prison release more names on the prepared list

The file of detainees prepared to be released is still underway in the central prison of Hama, where human rights sources told the Syrian Observatory that 2 of the 106 people, who are set to be released after the massive killing that took place in the Syrian prisons and jails, after releasing 36 persons in the recent days, where the Syrian Observatory published in the last 48 hours that the Syrian Observatory monitored preparations by regime’s authorities for the release of a new batch of prisoners out of Hama central prison, after they served varying periods of in time prison, where about 18 new prisoners are expected to be released within the next few hours or days, raising to 36, the number of people released and being prepared to be released out of 106 people of who were decided to be release, where the Syrian Observatory published 2 days ago that a state of anticipation prevails among the prisoners at Hama Central Prison, waiting regime’s authorities to complete the release of tens of them, of who regime’s authorities decided to release them after being detained for various periods of time, in addition to sentencing less heavier sentences against prisoners who had been sentenced to harsh sentences, where the sources confirmed to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights that 18 prisoners have been released of who had served different sentences, while the remaining prisoners will be released in the next few days consecutively, while the Syrian Observatory’s legal sources asserted that the death sentences had been commuted to life imprisonment with hard labor, and the sentences of life-time hard labor had been commuted to 15 years in prison with hard labor, and the sources confirmed that among the released convicts there are those who had served three quarters of their sentence, and it is likely that those sentenced to death will be released, of who carried out the open strikes against the unjust decision against them, and the Syrian Observatory published on the 1st of December 2019 that the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned that the prisoners of conscience in Hama Central prison have ended their hunger strike, which lasted 18 days since the 12th of November until yesterday the 30th of the same month, and this came after promises by the prison authorities to follow up on their demands, where the prisoners of conscience there carried out an open hunger strike in protest against the regime’s sentencing of 11 detainees in Hama Central prison to carry out their death sentence, against the backdrop of their participation in demonstrations in various Syrian areas, calling for the overthrow of the regime, while during the period of their strike the prison was cut off of the communication by the Syrian regime authorities, and the Syrian Observatory published on the 16th of November 2018 that  the authorities of the Syrian regime continue to cut off the internet of the central prison of Hama since Thursday, the 15th of November, in the light of the continued open hunger strike, which has been carried out by the prisoners of opinion who were imprisoned in Hama prison by the Syrian regime and its security branches, against the backdrop of charges related to the Syrian revolution since its beginning in March 2011, where the hunger strike is in its 5th day after they started it on Monday, the 12th of November 2018, where the strike came in protest against the regime’s issuance of death sentence against 11 detainees in Hama Central Prison, against the backdrop of their participation in demonstrations in various Syrian areas, calling for the overthrow of the regime. Cutting off the communications came after the spread of a video from inside the central prison of Hama documenting the strike, in which the detainees appealed for intervening to stop the execution, also it comes in a not-new action to the repression of the Syrian regime and its security branches to pressure the detainees to break their strike, amid continuous fears for the lives of those prisoners who have no guilt but to stood against tyrannical regime in Syria, and it is feared that they face the fate of at least 104 thousand Syrian citizens, who have been executed and killed inside prisons and jails of the regime forces and its intelligence services.

The Syrian Observatory published on Monday the 12th of November 2018 that the arrested people in Hama Central Prison, who have been imprisoned by the Syrian regime and its security branches on charges related to the Syrian revolution since its start in March 2011; continue their open hunger strike for the third day since Monday, the 12th of November 2018, which came in protest against the judicial rulings against 11 detainees in Hama Central Prison, to carry out death sentence against them, because of their participation in demonstrations in various Syrian areas called for the overthrow of the regime, where it is feared that they face the fate of the 104 Syrian citizens who were executed, killed, and died in the prisons of the regime forces and its intelligence branches, while the voices of the detainees who are carrying out the strike are rising calling for international parties to intervene fast before it is too late, and the Syrian Observatory published yesterday that the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned that the detainees of Hama Central prison -who were imprisoned by the Syrian regime and its security branches against the backdrop of charges related to the Syrian revolution since its start in March 2011- have entered into an open hunger strike protesting regime’s rulings against 11 prisoners at Hama Central Prison with death sentence; because they participated in demonstrations in various Syrian areas calling for the overthrow of the regime, while fears still persist for the lives of the 11 detainees, where the regime is preparing to carry out the death sentence against them, amid continued silence from the international community, the responsible international courts, and international parties.

The Syrian Observatory published on the 9th of November 2018 that the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights obtained information from several reliable sources about the detainees in the prisons and detentions of the regime, of who have been imprisoned on the background of charges related to the Syrian revolution since March 2011, and in the details confirmed by the Syrian Observatory’s reliable sources: more than 104 Syrian citizen were executed, killed, and martyred in the prisons of the regime forces and its intelligence services, where more than 83% of them were liquidated, killed, and died in these camps between May 2013 and October 2015, the sources also confirmed to the Syrian Observatory that more than 30000 detainees were killed in the notorious prison of Sednaya, while the second predominant percentage was in the Air Intelligence branches run by the serial killer Jamil Al-Hassan, the General in the ranks of regime’s intelligence.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned from its own sources that Iran bears the primary responsibility with the regime of Bashar al-Assad in killing and liquidating the detainees and leaving them to their fate of hunger and sickness, as they used to supervise the prisons and jails of the regime forces and intelligence, until after the entry of the Russian forces in the Syrian conflict line in the end of September 2015, which took over the detainee file from the regime which used to promote it in the international forums and meetings, where the detainee file was changed.

Despite the fact that Russia took over the file, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has monitored the failure of the Russians in releasing tens of thousands of detainees who are still inside regime’s prisons and detention centers, where more than 80000 prisoners are still alive in the prisons and detentions of the regime, some of whom have spent years in detention under disastrous humanitarian conditions, and the sources confirmed that some of the detainees died in dormitories as a result of their poor health, the significant reduction in food, and the lack of medical and health care, as well as torturing, beating, and insulting the detainees on various charges.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights published that the civil registry departments in the government of the Syrian regime, are continuing to issue death certificates of detainees who died under torture several detainees confirmed to families of other detainees who received confirmed information about the death of their children inside regime’s detention centers; that they were still alive and that they had been seen in several detentions recently in 2018, although they were officially declared dead by the regime in 2013 through death cards handed over to their relatives by the military police, and reliable sources told the Syrian Observatory that the regime is keeping the detainees hidden and keeps their fate unknown for unknown purposes until now.

And the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights documented the death of 16063 civilians by names, they are: 15874 men and young men, 125 children under the age of eighteen, and 64 women over the age of eighteen out of 104 thousand people of whom the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned that they were killed inside the branches, also the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored regime’s authorities handing over of arrested people who were killed to the civil registry secretariats in several Syrian areas, including areas in the Western Ghouta, al-Qalamoun, Aleppo, al-Hasakah, the countryside of Idlib and several other places, these names of detainees were killed in prisons and detentions as a result of torture, starvation, diseases, and other conditions within regime’s detentions, where lists of 4000 names have been handed over to the civil registry secretariats to register their names on the death lists, which raised resentment of thousands of families of the detainees in the prisons of the regime forces, fearing for the fate of their children who they have no information about since they were arrested, because the regime forces prevented them from visiting their children.