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Webinar: Arbitrary Arrest and Detention- Best Practices for Supporting National Staff

Webinar: Arbitrary Arrest and Detention- Best Practices for Supporting National Staff table
Date5 Jun 2025
Time2:00 pm 3:00 pm BST |9:00 am10:00 am EDT
AddressOnline
Type Virtual
Booking URLhttps://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/GUvWVjjQSyeXIr6nnXHz8A#/registration
Description

As the operational environment for humanitarian work becomes increasingly complex the risk of arbitrary arrest and detention of humanitarian staff—particularly national staff—is a growing concern. As these incidents become more frequent, NGOs must be prepared to respond ethically, effectively, and with compassion. This webinar will examine best practices for supporting detained staff and their families across all stages of an incident—from preparedness and legal representation to advocacy, family liaison, and post-detention. Drawing on expert insights, practical tools, and a case study, this session will discuss integrating arrest and detention response into duty of care and incident management frameworks.

Whether you’re a security manager, HR lead, legal advisor, or programme manager, join us to explore your organisation’s responsibilities and the proactive steps you can take to support staff at risk.

Panelists will include staff from GISF, Legal Action Worldwide, and Oxfam International.

Register for the webinar here.

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