video story

Is the Syrian refugee who was deported from Germany connected to Assad regime?

Is the Syrian refugee who was deported from Germany connected to Assad regime?

Dirar Khattab Dirar Khattab   Saturday 30th March 2019

Dirar Khattab Dirar Khattab   Saturday 30th March 2019

German news websites shared news yesterday saying German authorities deported a Syrian refugee back to Syria for the first time after he committed a series of crimes.

Several Arabic news websites and social media pages said the Syrian refugee said in an interview that he’s not an opponent of Assad regime and that he fled to Germany because he was wanted by Jaysh al-Islam and will be sent back to Damascus via a private plane.

Verify-Sy searched for the source of this claim and it turns out that the German websites didn’t mention the relationship between the refugee and Assad regime or Jaysh al-Islam which was controlling the Eastern Ghouta between 2013 and 2018 and the websites didn’t mention he will be deported back to Syria directly or to another country.

The German media shared a report on the deported refugee and according to LR Online website the refugee is 38 years old convicted for several crimes in Oberspreewald-Lausitz in east Germany and he was deported to Damascus but didn’t mention anything related to his relationship to Assad regime.

Worth to mention that this is the first case in Germany of sending a Syrian refugee back to Syria as the law prevent sending refugees to war zone countries even if they committed crimes.

More corrections related to:   Germany

Send us a piece of news you suspect

Keywords: refugees Germany

Latest news

Related News

More Of Syrian refugees

Categories

Editorial pick

Verify-Sy becomes IFCN certified signatory

Verify-Sy becomes IFCN certified signatory

Verify-Sy: a Renewed Birth

Verify-Sy: a Renewed Birth

VDC-NSY Reports False Casualty Figures Related to Recent Incidents in Afrin

VDC-NSY Reports False Casualty Figures Related to Recent Incidents in Afrin

Was This Anti-Assad Banner Hung in Syria’s Jableh?

Was This Anti-Assad Banner Hung in Syria’s Jableh?

Conspiracy Theory: “Covid-19 Isn’t a Virus”

Conspiracy Theory: “Covid-19 Isn’t a Virus”

Why verify?!

Verify Media Platform (Verify) is an independent and unbiased platform specialized in fact-checking established in Syria in early 2016 to counter the spread of misinformation. We envision a democratic society that ensures citizens' right to access the truth without distortion or misleading. Verify is registered in Turkey as an NGO under the number 27-027-110 and the name “Doğru Medya Derneği” in late 2021. In addition, Verify is a verified signatory of the International Fact-Checker Network (IFCN) and a trusted partner of Facebook in the MENA region since 2019.

Accredited By:

Verification Guide

share

© All Right Reserved 2024 - Powered by Namaa Solutions