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Torture in Syria: Human rights lawyers and clients, a complex relationship • FORUM • TRAD EN

In 2013, Obeida Dabbagh learns of the disappearance of his brother and nephew, arrested in Syria by the forces of the Bashar al-Assad regime. Represented by the lawyer Clémence Bectarte, this French-Syrian national decides to lodge a legal complaint with the court in Paris. Five years after their disappearance, a brief death certificate is handed to the family without any mention of the circumstances. A few months later, the French justice system issues arrest warrants against three high-ranking Syrian officials. How can you, as a lawyer, manage relations with clients in the face of such realities, and be supportive without over-promising? How do you conduct a dialogue about unbearable facts such as torture and murder? Clémence Bectarte, Obeida Dabbagh and his family will discuss this particular relationship in light of the case that ties them together. They will be accompanied by Alain Werner, founder of Civita Maximas, an organisation made up of jurists and lawyers who represent victims of war and crimes against humanity, particularly in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Ivory Coast. In partnership with TRIAL International & Le Temps Speakers Clémence Bectarte Lawyer and coordinator of the FIDH Judicial Action Group Obeida Dabbagh Protagonist of the film "Les Âmes Perdues", Brother of Mazen Dabbagh Dana Dabbagh Daughter of Obeida, niece of Mazen Dabbagh Alain Werner Founding Director of Civitas Maxima Hanane Dabbagh Wife of Obeida, sister-in-law of Mazen Dabbagh Moderated by Aline Jaccottet Head of the international section, Le Temps