… The detainee had not been visited by any family members since being detained in 2009. … The father had not heard from them since the family moved out of the village a few years … mobilizes its resources to restore family links . Story by Ai Awaji, ICRC field delegate …
… bring much needed assistance and to restore family links in northern Ethiopia, and in other parts … over 12,000 people restore or maintain family links, facilitating exchange of news by …
… from Myanmar, notably in health care and Restoring Family Links services, which were launched during the …
… their ability to restore and maintain links with their families, are in line with … in Penal Institution 31. CC BY-NC-ND / ICRC Family visits The ICRC is subsidizing travel … and other specialists in first aid and restoring family links. - An EPR workshop …
… Ukhia. They are also attempting to restore family links services. …
… in Chipinge, eastern Zimbabwe, without any family at the end of 2017. “I don’t have any … Remmy respectively. They work together with Restoring Family Links field officer Lilian Musimwa at the …
… and video calls were made between separated family members. Read more about our restoring family links network. Teknaf, Cox's Bazar. A woman …
… restore contact with their loved ones. The Restoring Family Links service is provided in all provinces of …
… activities for the physically disabled. Restoring family links Migrants detained abroad and their …
… to help thousands of people restore family links in Kenya, Tanzania, and Djibouti. In … in kind 2,880 officers trained on IHL Restoring Family Links The ICRC in cooperation …
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