The UN team recently visited the Syrian capital Damascus, described as a step towards the path to the truth.
Two months have passed since the fall of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s rule. In the last days of November last year, rebel fighters began to take one Syrian city after another.
Later, he was also controlled by Damascus and former President Assad was forced to leave the country. With this, the continued civil war in the country and the five -decade autocratic rule ended.
Representatives of the rebel party are now in charge of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. In fact, the rulers are facing huge political and economic challenges.
At the same time, Syria has long been under a humanitarian crisis for a long time, and during the reign of the former President, the events of greater -cucumber human rights violations have also been inherited.
It is important to understand the reality of this atrocity, to identify justice for the missing persons and the victims of this violation, to protect Syria from war and to take on progress again.
Discussed with the families of the victims
The Independent Institution (IIMP) team, founded by the United Nations for missing persons in Syria, completed the first visit to the country on February 10, which was supported by the acting administration.
The party has met with representatives of the local administration and partner organization, private organizations and interacts with several families in Dera and Todamon.
These places are seen in waste, destruction, a lot of misery. He also went to prison in the infamous Serana and discussed the painful process of looking for his missing relatives with the people.
During the journey, this team was repeatedly called: Everyone in Syria knows some missing people. We all lost someone.
In the upcoming weeks, the IIMP team will present a project to the local administration to get information about the missing persons and to find out the truth.
Several million Syrian, dependent on help
According to an estimate, about 1.6 million people in Syria depend on human assistance before the fall of former President Bashar al-Assad. There was economic distress in the country and lack of people’s livelihoods.
According to the United Nations Office (OCHA) for coordination in humanitarian assistance case, five trucks entered North -West Syria last week, with 5 tonnes of food items with 90,000 people.
In addition, the provision of medical products and the content of education and education has been arranged for four and a half million people.
UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has warned that their families are still shining in the heat of civil war, displacement and economic instability for almost a decade and a half. In view of this, warm clothing is being provided for children during the winter season.
Disappear
- The UN Mahasabha established an independent institution (IIMP) for the missing people of the Arabian Republic of Syria in June 2021. This is the only company that focuses on the issues of the missing persons in Syria, where in many cases supporting information about the missing persons is being tried.
- The UN Mahasabha established the International, Fair and Independent System (IIIM) for Syria. Since the 2016 2016, this company is busy collecting evidence with the intention of determining the accountability of the criminals.
- Information was provided to the Human Rights Council in Geneva by the International Commission to investigate the Arab Republic of Syria. The Commission’s Mandate (Mandate) International Human Rights Act case has been investigated and a public report has been submitted since March 25.