(English) Kosovo Serb and Kosovo Albanian families insist their governments must do more to locate missing persons
Article posted on diciembre 24, 2012
Lo sentimos, pero esta entrada está disponible sólo en Bosanski y English.
Documents
- U.S. Helsinki Commission Hearing: “Healing The Wounds Of Conflict And Disaster: Clarifying The Fate Of Missing Persons In The Osce”. Intervention By Her Majesty Queen Noor, ICMP Commissioner, 28 February 2012
- Obraćanje Njene Visosti kraljice Noor, povjerenice ICMP-a Helsinškom komitetu SAD-a na temu "Zacijeljivanje rana nakon sukoba ili prirodne nesreće: rasvjetljavanje sudbine nestalih osoba u zemljama OSCE-a", 28. februar, 2012.
- Proces traženja i identificiranja nestalih osoba - Vodič za porodice u BiH
- Процес тражења и идентификовања несталих особа - Водич за породице у БиХ
- Locating and Identifying Missing Persons - A Guide for Families in BiH
- Exhumations in Serbia, 2001 Summary
- Batajnica Summary Report Forensic Monitoring Activities
- Conclusions of the 11th Annual Regional Networking Conference on the Missing Persons Issue, Belgrade, November, 2008
- Guide for Family Members of Missing Persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Law on Missing Persons of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Agreement on Assuming the Role of Co-founders of the Missing Persons Institute of Bosnia and Herzegovina More documents
Quotes about ICMP
“If Bosnia-Herzegovina is to move beyond the hatreds that produced this type of atrocity then the Government must assume responsibility for meeting the needs of society for truth and justice, as well as the immediate needs of the families of the missing for closure.”
by Michael Portillo, ICMP Commissioner and former British Secretary of State for Defense, 2005
by Michael Portillo, ICMP Commissioner and former British Secretary of State for Defense, 2005
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