The "Victim Affairs" and "Women and Family" committees discuss legislation to protect the rights of victims and their families Details: The Committee for Victims and Martyrs of the Syrian Revolution and the Women and Family Committee in the People's Assembly discussed, during a joint meeting, issues and legislation related to the rights of the victims of the revolution and their families. The meeting focused on the conditions of women who bear a large part of the consequences of loss and death, and on ways to provide them with the necessary care. The two committees discussed Law No. 36 of 2014 and proposals for its amendment, in addition to examining support mechanisms, compensation and financial rehabilitation for the affected families. The participants discussed the importance of empowering women and families of victims economically and socially through training and rehabilitation programs and ensuring sustainable sources of income, while facilitating legal transactions related to inheritance and identification documents. Both committees emphasized the need to take into account the victims' rights in future legislation, establish a clear legal definition of the dead of the Syrian revolution, preserve the memory of the victims of the revolution and the children of the revolution, and increase coordination with the relevant ministries and authorities.

The "Victim Affairs" and "Women and Family" committees discuss legislation to protect the rights of victims and their families Details: The Committee for Victims and Martyrs of the Syrian Revolution and the Women and Family Committee in the People's Assembly discussed, during a joint meeting, issues and legislation related to the rights of the victims of the revolution and their families. The meeting focused on the conditions of women who bear a large part of the consequences of loss and death, and on ways to provide them with the necessary care. The two committees discussed Law No. 36 of 2014 and proposals for its amendment, in addition to examining support mechanisms, compensation and financial rehabilitation for the affected families. The participants discussed the importance of empowering women and families of victims economically and socially through training and rehabilitation programs and ensuring sustainable sources of income, while facilitating legal transactions related to inheritance and identification documents. Both committees emphasized the need to take into account the victims' rights in future legislation, establish a clear legal definition of the dead of the Syrian revolution, preserve the memory of the victims of the revolution and the children of the revolution, and increase coordination with the relevant ministries and authorities.