ICMP’s Conference on Kosovo Missing Persons Gathers Albanian and Serb Representatives in Skopje

Article posted on November 20, 2012
ICMP Conference on Kosovo Missing Persons Gathers Albanian and Serb Representatives in Skopje

ICMP Conference on Kosovo Missing Persons Gathers Albanian and Serb Representatives in Skopje

A two day conference organized by the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) and titled “The Future of the Missing Persons Process from the Kosovo Conflict” started today in Skopje, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Representatives of family associations of missing persons as well as government representatives from Serbia and Kosovo are attending, in addition to relevant experts and representatives of the international community. Read More…

ICMP and Libyan Government Sign an Agreement on Cooperation Concerning Missing Persons

Article posted on November 12, 2012
ICMP and Libya sign an agreement on cooperation

ICMP and Libya sign an agreement on cooperation

ICMP Director General Kathryne Bomberger and the Libyan Minister for the Affairs of Families of Martyrs and of Missing Persons, Naser Jibril Hamed, signed an agreement on cooperation in Tripoli today to address missing persons cases from the recent conflicts as well as from the 42-year regime of Muammar Gaddafi. Read More…

William Hague Visits International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP)

Article posted on October 24, 2012
William Hague i Kathryne Bomberger

William Hague and Kathryne Bomberger

British Foreign Secretary The Right Honourable William Hague MP visited the headquarters of the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) today during his visit to the region.

Mr. Hague was briefed, by ICMP’s senior staff, about the work of the organization in the region of the Western Balkans and its broader global engagement in the Middle East, North Africa, Latin America and South East Asia. Discussions were held about the future of the organization, including its international status, headquarters and the critical need of the organization as a global resource. Mr. Hague also asked if ICMP could extend its technical capacity to work on cases of sexual violence committed during conflict. Read More…