You are the parent of the HRD at risk. You support the fact that your child works in the defense of human rights, but you are not particularly active or political yourself. You have always been worried about their safety, and dread the thought of something happening to them because of their work.
Main requisites
- A good explanation of what happened, the circumstances of the disappearance/detention (including about how they found out about it, i.e. the Panic Button)
- Information about the response plan that has been set up and how communications with the family will work (i.e. who will bring the information, how often, etc)
Hard mode
- Asking for information about when the family member can visit the HRD in detention
- You can also get really emotional, and make it difficult for the person to actually deliver the information.