Fact-Finding Mission Report

A Fact-Finding Mission Report is a comprehensive document that provides a detailed account of the findings and observations of a fact-finding mission conducted to investigate alleged human rights violations or abuses. The report typically includes information on the methodology and scope of the mission, as well as a detailed description of the violations that were documented, the impact on victims and communities, and any relevant context or background information. Fact-finding mission reports may be prepared by human rights organizations, international bodies, or government agencies, and may be based on a range of sources, including interviews with victims and witnesses, site visits, and review of official documents. They are an important tool for establishing the facts and circumstances of human rights violations, promoting transparency and accountability, and informing advocacy and policy efforts to address and prevent abuses.