• About Justice for life – JFL
  • What We Do
  • English
    • العربية
No Result
View All Result
JFL - منظمة العدالة من أجل الحياة
  • Reports & Studies
    • Special Reports
    • Brief Reports
    • Field studies and research
  • Press Statements
  • A Witness for justice
  • Media & Press
  •  
  • Human Rights Journalism
  • Reports & Studies
    • Special Reports
    • Brief Reports
    • Field studies and research
  • Press Statements
  • A Witness for justice
  • Media & Press
  •  
  • Human Rights Journalism
JFL - منظمة العدالة من أجل الحياة
No Result
View All Result

A Child from Deir Ezzor Freezes to Death in Al Bab City

23 January، 2019
in Brief Reports
37 2
A A
A Child from Deir Ezzor Freezes to Death in Al Bab City
0
SHARES
155
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterWhatsApp

On January 20th 2019, the child Mohammad Al Qassem Al Hammoud died from cold in Al Bab city.

Justice for Life organization interviewed the family of the child in Al Bab city, who fled from Al Mayadin city, Deir Ezzor province.

Mr. Qassem Al Hammoud, the father of the child, told JFL “ My son Mohammad was five months old. He was not suffering from any disease. Due to cold, he became suffering from tracheotomy. One day before, we did not noticed any strange thing, but in the morning he passed away”.

The child Mohammad Qasem Al Hammoud

Credit: Qassem Al Hammoud 

Mohammad’s mother told JFL correspondent “We took my son to the hospital in Al Bab city. Five minutes later, the doctor informed us with the death as he could not stand the cold weather”.

Birth Certificate of the Child Mohammad Qassem AL Hammoud

Credit: Qassem Al Hammoud

The family of Qassem Al Hammoud fled from Al Mayadin city towards Al Bab city. Qassem says “ I with my family fled the city nineteen months ago due to the extensive shelling on Al Mayadin city. We stayed in Mabrouka camp, Al Hasaka, for couple of months, then we moved to Al Bab city. We resided in an inappropriate house for nine months, then we moved to our current house. I can not work on daily basis due to deficiency in my sight and kidney”.

The family lives in a house that is not appropriate in Al Bab city. The family can not rent a house due to high prices of houses rental and lack of financial resources”.

The house of the family in Al Bab city

Photo Date: January 20th 2019

Concerning the issue of access to humanitarian aid, Mohammad’s mother  says “ I demanded many times to have in-kind of financial support for my patient husband and daughter, yet I did not receive any thing. We had neither blanket nor heater to prevent cold from my baby, so he died”.

Deir Ezzor IDPs in the displacement areas suffer from high rental costs and difficulty of returning to the areas thy came from especially those that are controlled by the regular forces fearing from prosecution and recruitment within the regular forces and security apparatuses.

It should be noted that thousands of civilians fled Deir Ezzor province towards Al Bab city following the invasion of the regular forces in October 2017.

ShareTweetSend
Previous Post

Al Mayadin Decrease of Civilians Desire to Return and Prevalence of Foreign Militias

Next Post

لم يتم إسعاف أولادي لأنهم فارقوا الحياة

Related Posts

Victims and Injured in Deir Ezzor
Brief Reports

Victims and Injured in Deir Ezzor

20 July، 2022
Deir Ezzor in May: Raids, Armed Clashes, and Popular Tensions
Brief Reports

Deir Ezzor in May: Raids, Armed Clashes, and Popular Tensions

13 June، 2022
Deir Ezzor : Lifting the Curfew Mines and Local Disputes Leaving Casualties
Brief Reports

Deir Ezzor : Lifting the Curfew Mines and Local Disputes Leaving Casualties

16 May، 2022
Deir Ezzor: Security Incidents and Protests in Many Areas
Brief Reports

Deir Ezzor: Security Incidents and Protests in Many Areas

5 April، 2022
Implications of Fragile Stability and Human Rights Violations
Brief Reports

Implications of Fragile Stability and Human Rights Violations

14 August، 2020
Next Post
Reconciliations  The Last Option for Deir Ezzor Populations

Reconciliations The Last Option for Deir Ezzor Populations

The Main Reasons behind Unwillingness of People Displaced from Deir Ezzor to Return to the Areas of Control of the Syrian Regime in the Province

The Main Reasons behind Unwillingness of People Displaced from Deir Ezzor to Return to the Areas of Control of the Syrian Regime in the Province

Please login to join discussion

Available language

  • العربية
  • English

You may interested

  • إعلان توظيف منسقة ميدانية

    إعلان توظيف | مسؤول مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • دعوة للانضمام إلى برنامج تدريبي

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • It Was an Incredible Scene

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • Disinheritance: A Form of Discrimination Against Women

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • International Day for the Right to the Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims

    0 shares
    Share 0 Tweet 0
  • Contact us
  • What We Do
  • About Justice for life – JFL
  • About “Together to Lift the Siege of Deir Ezzor” campaign
  • JFL 4 Years Guide
  • English
    • العربية

Subscribing to Mailing List

Categories

Articles (1) A Witness for justice (6) Brief Reports (40) Field studies and research (20) Human Rights Journalism (10) Media & Press (1) Press Statements (6) Special Reports (46) Together to Lift the Siege Campaign: (11)

© 2022 Justice for life Organization | Powered by MTW

No Result
View All Result
  • Reports & Studies
    • Special Reports
    • Brief Reports
    • Field studies and research
  • Press Statements
  • A Witness for justice
  • Media & Press
  •  
  • Human Rights Journalism

© 2022 Justice for life Organization | Powered by MTW

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In

Add New Playlist