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List of Lebanese in Syrian jails

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Main article: Lebanese detainees in Syria

This is a list of Lebanese citizens suspected to be detained in Syria (estimated to be 622).

**Name****Date of disappearance**Location**Description**Reference
Boutros Khawand1992
Jack Abi Mrad13 February 1985
Jihad George Eid13 October 1990
Johnny Salem Nassif

Responses

Syrian response

In 2000, Syria released 54 Lebanese political prisoners. According to the Syrian government, these were all the Lebanese political prisoners under their control. The Syrian government also confirmed the existence of 88 Lebanese citizens under criminal sentences. The Syrian government claimed these people are not political prisoners due to the criminal sentences they are serving.

Rafic Hariri's response

Before the 54 Lebanese prisoners were released from the Syrian side, lists that include around 260 Lebanese prisoners were being spread. According to Hariri, during a December 12, 2000 speech, these lists were inaccurate and would “make us remember all the civil war's terrible mess again”. He insisted Syria has released all Lebanese citizens it had, supporting Syria's claim.

References

References

  1. Fawzi, Mustafa. (2024-12-05). "لبنانيون يتقصّون المعلومات حول 622 معتقلاً متبقين في السجون السورية".
  2. "Gemayel: Boutros Khawand's Only Crime Was Fighting for His Country's Freedom".
  3. (1985-01-13). "Jack Abi Mrad {{!}} Waynoun".
  4. "List of Lebanese Detainees in Syria".
  5. "URGENT Lebanese prisoners detained in Syria: A priority question to raise before the Syrian authorities".
  6. "دمشق "للمرة الألف": لا معتقلين سياسيين لبنانيين في السجون السورية". الأخبار.
  7. (12 December 2000). "Syria Frees About 50 of Its Lebanese Prisoners".
  8. "في السجون السورية لبنانيّون: من يسأل عنهم؟". الأخبار.
  9. "دمشق "للمرة الألف": لا معتقلين سياسيين لبنانيين في السجون السورية". الأخبار.
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