Today, Thursday, April 30, 2026, the Palestinian Association for Human Rights (witness) participated in a tribute and commemoration ceremony for the late journalist and activist Amal Al-Khalil. The event was organized by the Khiam Rehabilitation Center for Victims of Torture, with the participation of the martyr’s colleagues and friends, held in front of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) headquarters on Al-Sidani Street, Hamra, Beirut.
The participation of (witness) reaffirms its commitment to the legacy of Amal Al-Khalil, who stood as a beacon of struggle and humanitarianism. She was a dedicated defender of the truth, a staunch advocate for detainees and the missing, and a voice that championed their causes in the face of oppression and systematic violations.
This occasion served as both a poignant tribute and a unifying human rights assembly. During the event, participants commemorated the martyr’s pioneering role in the fields of committed journalism and human rights advocacy. The ceremony featured remarks from human rights defenders, media professionals, writers, and released prisoners, all of whom underscored the importance of preserving the memory of the struggle and continuing the pursuit of human dignity.
The Palestinian Association for Human Rights (witness), by participating in this commemorative activity, reaffirms that honoring martyrs and activists goes beyond mere remembrance; it requires the unwavering continuation of their mission to defend human rights, combat torture, and uphold the causes of freedom and justice.
Palestinian Association for Human Rights (witness)