Turgay Aldemir, President of Bülbülzade Foundation, and the accompanying delegation attended the launch of the Individual Restorative Measures (IRM) Project organized by the Civil Law Association on Wednesday, December 18 at Zade Life Hotel. At the launch, the details of IRM, one of the most important projects for human rights violations, justice and social reparation processes, were shared with the public.
*850 Victims Supported*
The project was implemented for 850 former inmates of Sednaya Prison who have been subjected to gross human rights violations, traumatized and disengaged from social life for many years. Within the scope of the work, victims are provided with support in four main areas:
* * Psychological Support:* Therapy sessions were organized with expert psychologists to help them overcome their traumas and regain their mental health.
* * Livelihood Support:* Vocational training programs and job opportunities were provided to help former prisoners gain economic independence.
* *Educational Services:* Personal development and vocational training courses were organized for victims whose education processes were interrupted or who did not have the opportunity to receive education.
* *Health Services:* Comprehensive health services and treatment were provided to help them cope with their physical health problems.
*An Important Step for Justice and Social Reparation*
Speaking at the launch, representatives of the Civil Law Association stated that the IRM Project not only aims to bring individuals back to life, but also offers an important model for ensuring social peace and justice. It was also emphasized that the project aims to raise awareness on human rights violations during times of war and oppression.
