Syria: US must provide support to thousands stranded in horrifying conditions in Rukban camp

By Amnesty International

The United States (US) should urgently provide humanitarian aid to at least 8,000 displaced Syrians stranded in the besieged, isolated Rukban camp under US de facto control on Syria’s border with Jordan and Iraq without access to sufficient food, clean water or healthcare, Amnesty International said today. The already dire humanitarian situation at the camp […] The post Syria: US must provide support to thousands stranded in horrifying conditions in Rukban camp appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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