An appeal to know the fate of a young man from the city of Amouda who has been missing since 2011

May 10 2024

ARK News… A human rights organization launched an appeal to reveal the fate of a young man from the city of Amouda in Syrian Kurdistan, who has been missing since 2011 in the Syrian capital, Damascus.

The Voice of Detainees Organization said on its Facebook page that the young man Firas Mohieddin Alo from the city of Amouda in Syrian Kurdistan has been missing in the Syrian capital, Damascus, since 2011, and since that time his fate remains unknown.

The Voice of Detainees Organization added: “Please, anyone who has news about the missing person, contact us (the organization) or his family.”

An appeal to know the fate of a young man from the city of Amouda who has been missing since 2011

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