"Oh God, the oppression" Qamar Khalaf's comment on the issue of detainees in Syria

Despite her distance from politics and not making any previous statements, the artist Qamar Khalaf wrote for the first time on social media about all the events she sees in Syria, from bombing and detention centers and others.

Qamar Khalaf: "Oh God, what a pain" Qamar posted on her Facebook account: “Oh my God, how cruel it is! Neither the mother knows her son nor the son knows his mother. Is there any greater sorrow than this?”

This is in response to the scenes of detainees and mothers searching for their children and not being able to find them, in addition to families who found their children dead in security headquarters after being absent for more than ten years.

Fear of bombing and thieves Khalaf expressed the fear she experienced in her place of residence in “Qarya al-Sham” in the Damascus countryside as a result of the repeated Israeli bombardment and also as a result of the attack by gunmen and thieves on their place of residence.

Muhyar Khaddour defending his home On the other hand, Qamar's husband, Muhyar Khaddour, had posted on Instagram that he was protecting his home from thieves and clashing with them, awaiting protection from Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham, which requested reporting any violations in Syrian cities.

Sednaya prison is liberated It is noteworthy that on December 8, the opposition forces in Syria were able to release hundreds of detainees in the Syrian regime’s prisons, the largest of which was Sednaya prison, which contained prisoners underground and which also contained torture methods that shocked everyone who saw them.