Fifty Youth female and Male from 6 governorate declare the first model of social awareness campaign to care of the importance of rehabilitation and integration of prisoners and detainees families inside the Egyptian community, they discussed through the campaign anew mechanism to solve the low legal awareness of the local community in basic rights of persons, and get anew mean to eradicate violence inside the one family which one of its members suffer from arrest or detaining.

This came during the camp opened on Friday by Maat center for Juridical and constitutional studies of a tourist village in Ismaelia Governorate, and included among its members a number of young men and women belonging to the families suffered the absence of a parent or a result of their detention or imprisonment, as well as young families not going through this suffering, and the camp comes within the project " Community Peace "initiated by the Center a year ago and aimed at re-integration of families of prisoners and detainees through the creation of the impact and community participation by young leaders within their communities, emphasizing on the need to erase the isolation suffered by the mostly family members of prisoners, and correct vision community to them.

Ayman Okail the Director of the Center said that rehabilitation of young people from different disciplines on how to address the issues of their community, including the issue of integration of the families of prisoners, is necessary within the framework of attempts to acquire the skills of the most important new positive communication and networking community, leadership and decision-making in the context of collective action, and stressed that the center ended months 60 years of training journalists on media coverage neutral issues of prisoners and how to provide information support to the families of detainees, 60 were trained as a lawyer to provide legal support to the families of the detainees within their community in six governorates, namely Cairo, Giza, Alexandria, Dakahlia, Assiut and Minia.
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