Awareness session on human rights advocacy for the issue of the missing
Protectors of Human Rights, in partnership with Adoption of the Revolution, held an awareness session on human rights advocacy for the missing persons’ case in Atarib for 15 families of the missing
Where the lawyer trainer Ahmed Jamjami explained the definition of the enforced disappeared and the difference between him and the arbitrary detainee and the missing
In the introduction, the missing and the international legal reference to the issue of the missing were introduced, and a discussion was opened about this reference
The importance of reporting and documentation and considering it is the first step in finding the missing. Several examples were given, the concept of enforced disappearance, its effects, the individuals affected by it, and the victims. They were talked about as victims about the suffering of each one and his experience in research and documentation, and what impact it had on them and those around them as a community and the international bodies responsible for Their case and the human rights organizations working in the documentation have moved to talk about the issue of human rights advocacy and define advocacy as a concept, methodology, and tools, and focus on reporting and documentation as it is the most important tool of advocacy and the formation of links and networking and the international bodies to be advocated before and addressing political and judicial advocacy and their importance and advocacy tools, which are social media and talk about Obstacles to advocacy and the state of frustration and despair among the families of the missing and the need to enhance confidence and open discussion with eagerness to talk about suffering and torment
