To mark the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearance, an article was released on 30 August in The Guardian, with input from Rethink Rebuild Society and Amnesty International, to highlight the plight of disappeared women in Assad regime's prisons.
In a letter addressed and delivered on 30 August - International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearance - to the High Commissioner for Human Rights, local civil society and human rights organizations called for an end of the tragedy of tens of thousands of forcibly disappeared people in Syria, and for the support by all possible means to the International, Impartial an
Rethink Rebuild Society is pleased to announce a call for applications for 'Media and Policy Officer'. We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic individual to join our dynamic and growing team to continue to push our work in media and policy with respect to the Syrian conflict. Details on the post can be found in the document below.
Please write to your MP on the issue of Syrian detainees by clicking on the link below and copying and pasting the following letter into the relevant area. Then kindly share with all your contacts on social media!
Dear [insert MPs name here],
My name is ……… and I am a constituent of yours at……….
We met with Jeff Smith MP on 22 August to discuss updates pertaining to the Syrian conflict. The issues that we focused on were the updated situation in Syria, detainees, and bank account closures for Syrian nationals and organisations. In Jeff we always find a friendly smile, a receptive ear, and helpful advice. Looking forward to continued work with him!
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