Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch spoke to 16 Syrian
refugees who were smuggled into Turkey last year. Of those, 13 said that
Turkish border guards shot at them and other asylum seekers as they
tried to flee Syria.
According to
their accounts, 10 people were killed, including a child. At another
border crossing, Turkish border guards fired warning shots into the air
but did not target asylum seekers directly, the witnesses said.
Twelve
families told the rights group that they were captured and held at an
internally displaced persons camp before being sent back to Syria.
"Turkish
border guards placed them in a large square where they would remain
until the guards had collected enough people to send back to Syria.
Three families estimated that the square could fit up to a thousand
people and usually had hundreds in it," Human Rights Watch said in a
statement.
Human Rights Watch spoke to 16 Syrian
refugees who were smuggled into Turkey last year. Of those, 13 said that
Turkish border guards shot at them and other asylum seekers as they
tried to flee Syria.
Human Rights Watch spoke to 16 Syrian
refugees who were smuggled into Turkey last year. Of those, 13 said that
Turkish border guards shot at them and other asylum seekers as they
tried to flee Syria.
According to
their accounts, 10 people were killed, including a child. At another
border crossing, Turkish border guards fired warning shots into the air
but did not target asylum seekers directly, the witnesses said.
Twelve
families told the rights group that they were captured and held at an
internally displaced persons camp before being sent back to Syria.
"Turkish
border guards placed them in a large square where they would remain
until the guards had collected enough people to send back to Syria.
Three families estimated that the square could fit up to a thousand
people and usually had hundreds in it," Human Rights Watch said in a
statement.
According to
their accounts, 10 people were killed, including a child. At another
border crossing, Turkish border guards fired warning shots into the air
but did not target asylum seekers directly, the witnesses said.
Twelve
families told the rights group that they were captured and held at an
internally displaced persons camp before being sent back to Syria.
"Turkish
border guards placed them in a large square where they would remain
until the guards had collected enough people to send back to Syria.
Three families estimated that the square could fit up to a thousand
people and usually had hundreds in it," Human Rights Wa
Human Rights Watch spoke to 16 Syrian
refugees who were smuggled into Turkey last year. Of those, 13 said that
Turkish border guards shot at them and other asylum seekers as they
tried to flee Syria.
According to
their accounts, 10 people were killed, including a child. At another
border crossing, Turkish border guards fired warning shots into the air
but did not target asylum seekers directly, the witnesses said.
Twelve
families told the rights group that they were captured and held at an
internally displaced persons camp before being sent back to Syria.
"Turkish
border guards placed them in a large square where they would remain
until the guards had collected enough people to send back to Syria.
Three families estimated that the square could fit up to a thousand
people and usually had hundreds in it," Human Rights Watch said in a
statement.
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Human Rights Watch spoke to 16 Syrian
refugees who were smuggled into Turkey last year. Of those, 13 said that
Turkish border guards shot at them and other asylum seekers as they
tried to flee Syria.
Human Rights Watch spoke to 16 Syrian
refugees who were smuggled into Turkey last year. Of those, 13 said that
Turkish border guards shot at them and other asylum seekers as they
tried to flee Syria.
According to
their accounts, 10 people were killed, including a child. At another
border crossing, Turkish border guards fired warning shots into the air
but did not target asylum seekers directly, the witnesses said.
Twelve
families told the rights group that they were captured and held at an
internally displaced persons camp before being sent back to Syria.
"Turkish
border guards placed them in a large square where they would remain
until the guards had collected enough people to send back to Syria.
Three families estimated that the square could fit up to a thousand
people and usually had hundreds in it," Human Rights Watch said in a
statement.
According to
their accounts, 10 people were killed, including a child. At another
border crossing, Turkish border guards fired warning shots into the air
but did not target asylum seekers directly, the witnesses said.
Twelve
families told the rights group that they were captured and held at an
internally displaced persons camp before being sent back to Syria.
"Turkish
border guards placed them in a large square where they would remain
until the guards had collected enough people to send back to Syria.
Three families estimated that the square could fit up to a thousand
people and usually had hundreds in it," Human Rights Watch said in a
statement.
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