The UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, Ms. Mary Lawlor invites you or your organization to respond to the questionnaire below. Submissions received will inform the thematic report of the Special Rapporteur on the issue of killings of human rights defenders, which will be presented to the UN Human Rights Council in March 2021.

The questionnaire and related concept cote on the report are available at OHCHR website in English (original language) as well as in French, Spanish, Russian and Arabic (unofficial translations): (https://www.ohchr.org/EN/Issues/SRHRDefenders/Pages/SRHRDefendersIndex.aspx).

All submissions received will be published in the aforementioned website, unless you/your organization clearly indicated that you did not wish to have your input be made publicly available when submitting your response.

There is a word limit of 2500 words per questionnaire. Please submit the completed questionnaire to defenders@ohchr.org

Deadline for submissions: 5 October 2020

Contact Details

Please provide your contact details in case we need to contact you in connection with this survey. Note that this is optional. (edited for public release)

Type of Stakeholder (please select one)	Civil Society Group or Organisation Individual human rights defender Academic/training or research institution Other (please specify):
Name of Stakeholder/Organization (if applicable) Name of Survey Respondent	Aube Nouvelle pour la Femme et le Développement (ANFD non profit NGO)
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Questions

Human rights defenders are persons, who individually or in association with others, work peacefully to promote and protect universally recognized human rights and fundamental freedoms, in accordance with the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders.

1) Have you, any of your colleagues or your organization received online/offline threats and attacks since 1 January 2019 up 30 June 2020? Yes.

2) If yes, can you please detail and in the case of Facebook preferably provide screenshot with URL?

NOT READY.

3) Did any of these threats/attacks escalate into killings - can you please chart the path as you see it? Yes,

Lady Nyasa, aged 41, had received several threats/attacks during her lifetime several kinds of repression, arbitrary arrest, and other human rights violations cases which are linked through the telephone message, sms, being an activist of Very active human rights she had received oppression and warning anonymous and threatening messages for publishing a report on the impact of armed conflict and its consequences on the lives of indigenous women in DR. Congo.

during her stay in field activities for the evaluation of her program of action in favour of marginal communities, She had died following her work of denunciation on the case of abuse of violation of human rights Date of April 15, 2019 , around 7 p.m. °

4) Have any of your colleagues been killed since 1 January 2019 up to 30 June 2020?

Yes,

5) If so in what context did the killing(s) occur? Have there been any convictions for the killing(s)?

Yes, she had died in conditions of extreme insecurity for areas over which she had no control, "black areas are designated as 'zone of fire' or the armed forces have the right to kill anyone who crosses their path," while she went out in the follow-up evaluation on the monitoring work in favour of the communities of women victims of sexual violence and armed conflicts. He was captured by this attack; she was beaten, raped and tortured in an indiscriminate way and started by putting clothes in her mouth by throwing the words "your little mouth which spoke a lot will not have to speak any more to say anything ". Each of them brought out their gun and before that they ordered her driver to leave they injured her arms, one of which is broken and serious wounds on her head and so they shot her after the having raped by shooting her in the vagina. We accompanied the militant Feu family, before the structure of the legal body of its independence in legal matters so that the culprit could be apprehended and extradited to the court. We have contributed on set up with the support of UN partner organizations and NGOs to highlight the problem of militant fire so that the judicial bodies want to bring lasting solutions relating to human rights and to the demand for respect for the common good, respect for human values, the truth of justice and peace, the fight against all forms of injustice and discrimination.

This militant woman; she educated underprivileged groups of women, young people on educational attitudes of human rights, to help young people to deepen the questions of peace, to inform them and to allow them to express their points of view to the relations between education, to environmental protection. She feared to see deviating from political positions, and unwilling to recognize the special status of the scientist in understanding problems. She ultimately insisted on the virtues of dialogue and congratulated herself on practicing it in a place dedicated to repression and coercion.