On 16 January 2024, SSDF, in partnership with Save the Children (SCI), organized a roundtable meeting in Mosul, led by members of the Child Protection Committee (CPC) from Al Mushahda neighborhood. The meeting aimed to address the issue of children without legal identification documents and the risks associated with this challenge. The event brought together 16 participants representing various service providers, including international NGOs, CPC members, local community members from Al Mushahda in West Mosul, and a representative from the Directorate of Civil Status, Passports, and Residence in Ninewa Governorate. Participants discussed the challenges and risks faced by affected families in obtaining personal documentation, including school dropout, limited access to social welfare services, and social stigma. The meeting also explored the underlying causes of these challenges, including limited awareness, financial difficulties, and legal obstacles, particularly in cases where the father was accused. In addition, the meeting presented five cases from Al Mushahda that had experienced these challenges. It also highlighted IRC's intervention in three cases by facilitating judicial procedures, enabling the families to complete their legal documentation and access their rights.