DAMASCUS (AFP) –Six people, including four women, were killed in Syria’s al-Hol camp for displaced people by Daesh in December, a Britain-based war monitor group says. The camp, which is controlled by the Kurdish-led administration in northeastern Syria, houses about 62,000 displaced people, including relatives of Daesh terrorists. About 93 percent are women and children, and about half come from Iraq. According to the so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights “six assassinations were committed” in the camp by Daesh cells since the start of December. The last victim to date was shot dead on Saturday.