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Conditions for 18,000 at Syrian camp invaded by Islamic State 'beyond inhumane'

Shelling and sporadic clashes have struck a Palestinian refugee camp in the Syrian capital, a situation a UN official describes as “beyond inhumane”.

Conditions for 18,000 at Syrian camp invaded by Islamic State 'beyond inhumane'

Mon, 06 Apr, 2015 - 11:07

Shelling and sporadic clashes have struck a Palestinian refugee camp in the Syrian capital, a situation a UN official describes as “beyond inhumane”.

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