… their sons, a 4-year-old, was with her. The family's other son, who is 7, was visiting his … – Guhuzaimiryango – which translates to ''restoring families.'' Refugees used the phrase … to the Red Cross program Restoring Family Links (RFL), which Nestory knew was their …
… in various places of detention; • Facilitated family links between detainees and their relatives. A total of 16,502 oral family messages were collected and …
… care support services and restoration of links between separated families. Below is an … kits Visiting detainees and maintaining family contact Made 50 visits to …
… damaged by conflicts or disasters. However, restoring connectivity can quickly enable … his phone with a picture of himself and his family, after crossing the sea in a dinghy … and https://www.eff.org/deeplinks. 152 The inclusion of specific …
… helps restore contact between separated family members, including migrants, and … them during assistance activities (see below) Restoring family links ff offer technical and/or financial …
… infrastructure Bilateral dialogue and restoring family links ICRC maintains a confidential, bilateral …
… be doing with the ICRC. It includes useful links to the ICRC on Facebook, YouTube and … and cooperation with psychologists, family associations and individual families. … والدعم لإعادة .الروابط العائلية 0966/004 Restoring Family Links, Presenting The …
… and other situations of violence, consult the Restoring Family Links website . If you have lost touch with a …
… project, worked for the re-establishment of family links, visited prisoners and promoted … detainees and their families through the Restoring Family Links service. Some …
… been supporting VNRC in the restoration of family links and tracing missing persons. The ICRC, …
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Customary international humanitarian law consists of rules that come from "a general practice accepted as law" and that exist independent of treaty law.
