Women in the besieged Aleppo have been committing suicide in order to
escape the nightmarish life that has become a reality for the people of
Aleppo.
As at Wednesday morning, no fewer than 20 women committed suicide to
avoid being raped by the Syrian Army. This is according to Abdullah
Othman, head of the Consultative Council in one of Aleppo’s largest
rebel groups, the Levant Front.
The story of one nurse who opted to take her life rather than face rape
stands out due to the suicide note she penned prior to her death.
This note which was given to the scholars of the
Ummah and opposition to the Syrian government was released by an aid
worker, Abdullateef Khaled. He translated the letter, written in Arabic,
to English and shared on his Facebook page.
Read the heartbreaking letter below...
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