On 20 January 2022, ISIS attacked Al-Sina’a prison in Ghuwayran area of Al-Hasakah city, where more than 5,000 ISIS members and leaders are being detained. The attack spread fear among civilians, reminding them of ISIS\u2019s bloody era during which thousands of crimes were committed against Syrians.<\/p>\n
The massive attack was launched by extremist ISIS members in an attempt to free ISIS members and leaders, who belong to more than 50 different nationalities from around the world and led to the deaths of at least five civilians and the injury of many others by ISIS attackers who passed through neighborhoods close to the prison from the southern part of Al-Hasakah city.<\/p>\n
As an unknown number of ISIS members spread through civilian neighborhoods around the prison, hiding in civilian homes and using civilians as human shields, more than 45,000 civilians fled from the neighborhoods of \u201cGhuwayran\u201d, \u201cAl-Zouhour \/ Hosh Al-Ba\u2019er\u201d and \u201cAl-Nashwa\u201d south of Al-Hasakah, to safer neighborhoods in Al-Hasakah city. Although most of the displaced families were sheltered in the homes of their relatives, many women and children remain at IDP reception centers in Al-Hasakah city in awful conditions, many without shelter from the snowstorm and harsh cold the region is currently experiencing.<\/p>\n
The attack launched by ISIS cells on Ghuwayran prison in Al-Hasakah is one of the largest attacks carried out by the extremist group since its military defeat in its last strongholds in northern and eastern Syria in March 2019.<\/p>\n
These developments are occurring as many countries continue to refuse to take back their ISIS-affiliated citizens, meaning that detention centers in northeast Syria are full of more than 10,000 fighters. These detention centers are a ticking bomb, threatening the stability of Syria, the region, and the entire world as ISIS attempts to regroup its ranks and resume its activities, gaining momentum in the second half of 2020 according to the “United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Counter-Terrorism”.<\/p>\n
The organizations signing this statement affirm that failure to hold ISIS accountable for the violations it committed against Syrians is an ongoing crime against the victims and their families and believe that the recent attack on \u201cGhuwayran Prison\u201d in Al-Hasakah represents a dangerous indication of the possible return of the terrorist group. They call on:<\/p>\n
The International Coalition, Autonomous Administration, and International Humanitarian Organizations:<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n 1. To urgently take a series of emergency steps to improve the conditions of IDPs, and to ensure their safe return to their homes after the military operations end. The United Nations Security Council<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n 1. To establish a special investigation team, with a time-limited mandate, to collect, preserve, and store evidence inside and outside Syria of violations committed by ISIS that amount to war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, and to identify all entities and individuals responsible for those violations and crimes. The signatory organizations to the statement, in alphabetical order:<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n \n1. Aata Development For Organization \n On 20 January 2022, ISIS attacked Al-Sina’a prison in Ghuwayran area of Al-Hasakah city, where more than 5,000 ISIS members and leaders are being detained. The attack spread fear among…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":12,"featured_media":15600,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"link","meta":{"_lmt_disableupdate":"","_lmt_disable":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[374,6],"tags":[147,926,67,925,23,52,116,68,172,51,53,48],"class_list":["post-15605","post","type-post","status-publish","format-link","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-editors-picks","category-press-releases","tag-Al-Hasakah","tag-al-sinaa-prison","tag-Asayesh-Forces","tag-ghuwayran","tag-internally-displaced-idps","tag-Islamic-State---ISIS","tag-Kidnapping-Civilians","tag-Self-governance-Self-administration-Self-rule","tag-Syria","tag-Syrian-Democratic-Forces-SDF","tag-US-led-coalition-against-ISIS","tag-United-Nations","post_format-post-format-link"],"yoast_head":"\n
\n2. To reinforce the security and protection of facilities and prisons that hold ISIS fighters, in accordance with international standards until they are brought to fair trials, in addition to putting pressure once again on countries to take back their citizens and their families.<\/p>\n
\n2. To provide the necessary environment to start an immediate accountability process for all documented crimes and violations committed by ISIS during and after its control over areas of Syria throughout the period of its alleged caliphate.<\/p>\n
\n2. Afrin media center
\n3. AFRIN PLATFORM
\n4. Al-Ahd
\n5. AlAseel Society
\n6. Albaghooz hope
\n7. Al-Diyar society
\n8. Al-Hasakah Organization for Relief and Deve
\n9. Al-Khaboor Association
\n10. ALLIED FOR PEACE
\n11. ALZajel organisation
\n12. Anoar algad
\n13. Ar raja organization for relief and development
\n14. Ashtar Development Organization
\n15. ashti center
\n16. ASO Analysis and Strategic Study Organization
\n17. Aso News Network
\n18. Assyrian Society for helping and Development
\n19. Atlas Relief And Development International
\n20. Awda For Development
\n21. Baladna organization for civil society
\n22. Balloon
\n23. Balsam Association
\n24. bani for Relief and Development
\n25. Better Hope for Tabqa
\n26. Better life organization
\n27. Better Tomorrow
\n28. Bezouq
\n29. BRIDES OF PEACE ORGANIZTION FOR DEVELORMENT
\n30. Bukra Ahla Association for Relief and Development
\n31. Center for research and protection wemens’ right in Syria
\n32. Center for Research and studies Amuda
\n33. Colors for development and relief
\n34. Community Solidarity organization
\n35. Developmental Seeds Center
\n36. DAN for Relief and Development
\n37. DemoS
\n38. Dijla Organization for Development and Environment
\n39. DOZ e.V.
\n40. Emaar Mansura
\n41. enginerring for services
\n42. Enmaa Alfourat Organization
\n43. Ensaf for development
\n44. Euphrates for Relief and Development
\n45. Ezdina Organization
\n46. Fikra
\n47. For Feminist
\n48. Furatna for development
\n49. Future makers team
\n50. Future Women Organization
\n51. German Kurdish Forum
\n52. Green Branch
\n53. Green Womans association
\n54. Hajeen technicians organization
\n55. Hanin ALfurat
\n56. Hevdesti-Synergy Association for the Victims in Northeastern Syria
\n57. Hevy for relief and development
\n58. Hope Makers
\n59. House Of citizenship organization
\n60. Human for construction and development
\n61. Human Hope Team
\n62. Human Rights Organization
\n63. Human rights organizations Afrin- Syria
\n64. IDARA Organization
\n65. Inaash Organization for Development
\n66. Intensive Care Association
\n67. International war and disasters victims protection association (IPV )
\n68. Jan center for special needs
\n69. Jasmine Association
\n70. Jiyan Foundation for human rights
\n71. Jomard organization
\n72. Jsor alamal
\n73. Judy charity for developmant and relief
\n74. Khwtwa association
\n75. Kom\u00eeta Zagon
\n76. Kurdish committee for Human rights
\n77. Kurdish Community Association in Stuttgart
\n78. Kurdish Legal Committee
\n79. Lamasat Al Khair Association for Relief and Development
\n80. Lights for development and construction
\n81. Manara Organization
\n82. Mitan Center for the Revival of Civil Society
\n83. moltaka alnhren
\n84. Nabd Team
\n85. New horizons
\n86. Nudem for Humanitarian Development and Rehabilitation of Persons With Disabilities
\n87. Okkaz organization
\n88. Organisation de la paix pour les droits humais
\n89. Oxygen shabab
\n90. Pace tent – Kobani
\n91. peace and civil society center \/PCSC
\n92. Peace land
\n93. PECESHE_LEADERSNETWORK
\n94. P\u00caL- Civil Waves
\n95. Qadar Organization
\n96. Qudwa for construction and development
\n97. Radence of hope
\n98. Rahma Worldwide
\n99. Ras al Ain (Ser\u00ea kaniy\u00ea) Platform
\n100. Reng
\n101. Rose organization
\n102. Sanabel Al-furat Development
\n103. Sara organization to combat violence against women
\n104. S\u00caL Organization
\n105. Shamal charity association
\n106. Shawshka Women’s Association
\n107. Shelan
\n108. SMART Center \\ ZIRAK\\
\n109. Society for Threatened Peoples
\n110. Stabilization Support Center
\n111. Swaaid for development
\n112. Swaedna Relief and Development Organization
\n113. Syria Help Organization
\n114. Syriac Cross Organization for Relief and Development
\n115. Syrian Center for Studies and Dialogue
\n116. Syrian foundation for stainable development
\n117. Syrian observatory for human rights
\n118. Syrians for Truth and Justice – STJ
\n119. Tadmrto Organization
\n120. Tamkeen
\n121. Tayif Humanitarian Organization
\n122. The civil Cooperation Team Organization
\n123. The Displaced Peoples Committee from the Occupied Region of Ser\u00ea Kaniy\u00ea\/Ras Al-Ain
\n124. The four seasons
\n125. Vision
\n126. Vulnerable People Rescue VPR
\n127. Wheat & Olive Platform
\n128. Women for Peace
\n129. Yiuth for change
\n130. ZAMEEN FOR DEVELOPMENT AND PEACEBUIDING<\/p>\n