Human rights concerns and people with disabilities in armed conflict: At higher risk during fighting Mustafa to prepare her address to the April 2019 UN Security Council briefing on the humanitarian situation in Syria. Mustafa, we identified and interviewed people and organizations in Syria who could provide up-to-date information on the situation of people with disabilities in Syria, ensuring that their unique human rights stories are told before the world. Human Rights Watch consistently consults with persons with disabilities and their representative organizations and engages with them in research and advocacy at local, national, regional, and international forums.įor example, for our research and advocacy on Syria, we consulted local activists with disabilities including Nujeen Mustafa during the design and throughout the implementation of our project on protection of persons with disabilities. Please provide information on how civil society, specifically OPDs, are involved in the process to identify and address discrimination and marginalization of persons with disabilities in situations of armed conflict, conflict prevention, humanitarian action, and peacebuilding operations. We have published our findings in over 22 publications on Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Israel/Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, South Sudan, and Syria.ĥ. Since 2015, Human Rights Watch has investigated the impact of armed conflicts and humanitarian emergencies on persons with disabilities. Our work is guided by international human rights and humanitarian law and respect for the dignity of each person. Human Rights Watch is an independent, international human rights organization that works to improve human rights, including the rights of persons with disabilities, in more than 100 countries around the world. Please provide information on whether and how your organization engages on the protection of persons with disabilities under international humanitarian law.
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