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BEIRUT: Human Rights Watch Wednesday condemned the “illegal transfers” to Turkey of more than 60 Syrians arrested by Ankara and its local proxies in Syria’s northeast in 2019.
Turkey and its Syrian rebel proxies arrested the 63 Syrians between October and December 2019 in the border area of Ras Al-Ain in Syria’s northeast, after seizing the region from Kurdish fighters, the rights group said.
The men, Arabs and Kurds, are being held over their alleged links to Kurdish groups viewed by Ankara as “terrorists,” according to HRW.
They have been charged with “undermining the unity and territorial integrity of the state, membership in a terrorist organization, and murder,” the rights group added.
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A boy wearing a Turkish flag stands next to a Turkish soldier in the town of Tell Abyad, Syria, Oct. 23, 2019. Photo by REUTERS/Khalil Ashawi Asharq Al-Awsat
Human Rights Watch Wednesday condemned the illegal transfers to Turkey of more than 60 Syrians arrested by Ankara and its local proxies in Syria s northeast in 2019.
Turkey and its Syrian opposition proxies arrested the 63 Syrians between October and December 2019 in the border area of Ras al-Ain in Syria s northeast, after seizing the region from Kurdish fighters, the rights group said.
The men, Arabs and Kurds, are being held over their alleged links to Kurdish groups viewed by Ankara as terrorists , according to HRW.