Bassel's detention was not just a harsh experience, it was the beginning of a suffering that continues. He came out of detention, but he was no longer the same, absent from the world, mired in isolation, unable to communicate. His hysterical outbursts make him extremely violent, alienating everyone, even his exhausted parents. His father, who developed heart disease after his arrest, is no longer able to work, and the family has no income, living in a dilapidated house that is uninhabitable. Under these circumstances, the situation has become grave, and they urgently need someone to stand by their side. Basil is not free from detention, but trapped in another prison inside his mind. He and his family should not be left alone in this pain. Donate now!