International Day of Solidarity with Detained and Missing Staff Members in 2021

Solidarity with the #Shrewsbury24, vindicated today after almost half a century of campaigning for justice. They were wrongly convicted in 1972 for picketing during a national builders' strike. A historic day for trade unionists @Shrewsbury24C https://t.co/5kU3FvJaHL

— Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP (@BellRibeiroAddy) March 23, 2021

We honor & remember Alec Collett who, on 25 Mar 1985, was working on an article for the @UN about Palestinian refugees in Lebanon when he was abducted. He body wasn't found until 2009. Int’l Day of Solidarity w/ Detained & Missing Staff Members #OTD photo UN/Milton Grant https://t.co/mgVSOmJN2F

— EleanorLives! (@EleanorLives) March 25, 2021

Since the founding of the UN, hundreds of brave men & women have lost their lives in its service. The International Day of Solidarity with Detained & Missing Staff Members is a day to mobilize action, demand justice and strengthen our resolve to protect @UN staff all over the 🌏.

— UN GA President (@UN_PGA) March 25, 2021

I call on all friends of Belarus to stand in solidarity with Belarusians on Freedom Day, March 25th. Take political action. Hold/participate in a solidarity rally in your city. Write letters to political prisoners. Post on social media. #StandWithBelarus 🤍❤️🤍 https://t.co/CQJPuRAfGg

— Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya (@Tsihanouskaya) March 23, 2021

International Day of Solidarity with Detained and Missing Staff Members of the @UN. Say a prayer for these category of people. #Detained #MissingStaff https://t.co/cihTgT2H2z

— Nide Human Rights Centre. (@NideHumanRights) March 24, 2021

Today is international day of solidarity with detained and missing staff members https://t.co/WXvVyYa8ND

— Kare Thompson (@kellyripacool23) March 25, 2021

Thank You to all those men, women, and their families, who bravely served our country, and sacrificed everything for our safety, security and freedom on this International Day of Solidarity with Detained and Missing Staff Members. https://t.co/zdFjj2PMWV

— Richard Kistnen (@LORKesq) March 25, 2021