Launching the Nidaa Families Association in Lebanon
Divorce of the Nidaa Families Association in Lebanon Nophotozone, with the support of the International Commission on Missing Persons - ICMP and the European Union, launched an association of 100 women from the families of detainees, forcibly disappeared and survivors of detention in Syria, in Beirut - Lebanon on Wednesday, March 23, 2022 The event was held on the occasion of Mother's Day. The event lasted for 5 hours, in the presence of the Nophotozone team, the women members of the association, and representatives of the International Committee on Missing Persons. A number of guests attended such as the French Embassy, the German Embassy, the British Embassy, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the Diakonia Organization, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Committee on Women at the United Nations, the artist Ahmed Kaabour, Mr. Among the media agencies, namely, Syria TV, Agence France-Presse, and Investigative website. Many words were delivered by the Executive Director of Nophotozone, the International Committee on Missing Persons and the French Embassy, in addition to the interventions of women, the German and British embassies and the rest of the guests. Truth, access to justice, and rehabilitation of victims of torture and detention and their families. The event included a presentation of the song (Take My Remembrance), which was produced by Novotozone with the support of the International Committee on Missing Persons, Nations for Documentation and Research and the Mashreq and Maghreb Forum for Prison Affairs. It was sung and composed by the artist Ahmed Kaabour and the words of the poet Sawsan Mortada. The ceremony included the screening of a film produced by Novotozone on the impact of detention on women and children, in addition to three musical segments performed by Qarar, a new musical group sponsored by Novotozone and composed of young Syrian refugees in Lebanon, most of whom are sons and daughters of detainees and forcibly disappeared in Syria. . The launch of the family bond is the beginning of a long road of work by the survivors and the families of the detainees and the forcibly disappeared in order to reach justice and know the truth.
