The issue of the rape of the Syrian child tops the trend and interacts

In a few hours, the case of the rape of the Syrian child became an issue of public opinion after he moved a clip Video spread on social media A 13-year-old Syrian child was repeatedly raped, harassed and assaulted by 3 Lebanese youths in the town of Sahmar in the Lebanese Bekaa Valley, the entire public opinion, amid calls for the perpetrators to be punished.

The tragedy unfolded after the clip spread like wildfire during the past hours, showing a child running away from those who have been called human monsters by social media, as well as clear words confirming the validity of the attacks.

Monsters or more.. Three young men brag about raping and torturing a Syrian child

The story of the rape of the Syrian child received a wide response, as the journalist Joe Maalouf, the ambassador of the Juvenile Union Association, announced through his Twitter account that the Bekaa Prosecutor, Judge Munif Barakat, acted immediately after the details of the case became available, instructing Judge Nadia Akl to open an investigation.

While other information indicated that the authorities had already established the identity of the three perpetrators.

According to Lebanese media, the victim's mother, a Lebanese woman, owns a vegetable store to support her family after her divorce from her Syrian husband. As for the victim's child, he works in a mill.

The mother confirmed that her son was harassed and raped many times, in addition to psychological and physical torture.

Celebrities who entered the crisis line

On the other hand, the story received a great interaction on the communication sites, amid demands to punish the perpetrators, as the Lebanese actress Diana Haddad demanded the government of her country to execute the perpetrators, as she wrote on Twitter: “We demand the Lebanese government to execute the criminals who tortured, assaulted, brutally tortured and photographed the Syrian child. Where are the associations for children’s rights and human rights?”

turnThe Syrian artist, Kinda Alloush, condemned the crime, and wrote on Twitter: “a crime The attack on the Syrian child is terrifying and painful to the extreme.. It should not be tolerated.. Salute to every free person who defends this cause away from any national, racist, sectarian alignment.”

The Lebanese artist, Cyrine Abdel Nour, also condemned the painful incident, and called for the perpetrators to be punished immediately, as well as the Lebanese artist Jad Choueiri, the Syrian artist Shukran Murtaja, the Lebanese journalist Nishan and many others who demanded justice for the Syrian child.