Preparing for their deportation | Turkish authorities move dozens of Syrian refugees to migration centres

Turkish authorities have moved over 30 Syrian refugees including women and children, who recently entered Turkish territory, to centres of the Directorate of Migration in Kilis area southern of Turkey, preparing to deport them to Syria.

This comes as part of the forced deportation for Syrian refugees towards Syrian territory in the “safe area”, which is under the control of Turkish forces within “Euphrates Shield”, “Olive Branch” and “Peace Spring” areas, to deport Syrian people from Turkey.

On December 8, reliable SOHR sources confirmed that Turkish authorities have repatriated nearly 100 Syrian refugees to Syria via Bab Al-Salama border crossing in Azaz countryside in northern Aleppo.

It is worth noting that this is the second batch in 24 hours, as Turkey continues to repatriate Syrian refugees on its territory by force, specially those who carry temporary protection cards ”Kimlik.”