Međunarodna komisija za nestale osobe

Vlada Češke Republike je najavila da će obezbijediti sredstva za rad Međunarodne komisije za nestale osobe (ICMP) za 2008. godinu. Donacija iznosi 600.000 čeških kruna, tj. 24.000 EUR.

“Sa zadovoljstvom širimo svoju donatorsku mrežu na podršku ICMP-u i njegovom značajnom radu kroz koji ICMP pomaže Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH) da riješi problem osoba nestalih u sukobima iz 90-tih godina”, izjavio je ambasador Češke Republike, Jiří Kuděla. “Njihov rad ne samo da pomaže BiH da se izbori sa teškom prošlošću, nego doprinosi tome da se budućnosti okrene odgovorno i transparentno”, Kuděla je dodao.

Ambasador Švicarske u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH) Nj. E. Rolf Lenz i deset članova Parlamenta Vlade Švicarske posjetili su danas prostorije Međunarodne komisije za nestale osobe (ICMP) u Tuzli.

Tokom svoje posjete članovi švicarskog parlamenta posjetili su dva ICMP-eva objekta posvećena identifikaciji posmrtnih ostataka osoba nestalih tokom pada Srebrenice 1995. godine, Identifikacijski projekat Podrinje (PIP) i Centar za reasocijaciju u Lukavcu (LKRC).

Britanski ministar za Evropu, Jim Murphy, posjetio je danas DNK laboratoriju i kancelariju Međunarodne komisije za nestale (ICMP) kao dio svoje posjete Bosni i Hercegovini.

U pratnji šefa operacija ICMP-a, Adama Boysa, i ambasadora Velike Britanije u Bosni i Hercegovini Matthewa Rycrofta, ministar je obišao ICMP-evu glavnu laboratoriju u Sarajevu gdje ICMP obavlja ekstrakciju DNK i genetsko profiliranje koštanih uzoraka sa posmrtnih ostataka i krvnih uzoraka živih članova porodica

The High Representative and EU Special Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Miroslav Lajčák, visited the facilities of the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) in Tuzla today. In his first visit to ICMP, the HR/EUSR toured the Podrinje Identification Project (PIP) and the Identification Coordination Division (ICD).Accompanied by the ICMP Chief Operating Officer, Adam Boys, the HR/EUSR first visited PIP, established to assist in resolving the specific problems related to the identification of persons missing from the 1995 fall of Srebrenica, and where mortal remains of these victims are examined and stored until final identification. The HR/EUSR saw first-hand how ICMP forensic experts conduct ante-mortem and post-mortem data comparisons, and assist the domestic authorities in making…

Ambasada Švedske danas je objavila da će osigurati sredstva za aktivnosti Međunarodne komisije za nestale osobe (ICMP) do 2010. godine. Finansijski doprinos u iznosu od 15 miliona švedskih kruna (2,3 miliona američkih dolara) poslužiće ICMP-u u pružanju pomoći u lociranju, ekshumiranju i identificiranju nestalih osoba tokom narednih godina.

U društvu generalne direktorice ICMP-a Kathryne Bomberger, švedski ambasador u Bosni i Hercegovini, Nj.E. Lars-Erik Wingren, obišao je ICMP-evu glavnu laboratoriju u Sarajevu gdje ICMP obavlja ekstrakciju DNK i genetsko profiliranje koštanih uzoraka sa posmrtnih ostataka i krvnih uzoraka živih članova porodica….

During his first visit to the facilities of the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) in Tuzla today, the US Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, H.E. Charles L. English said that the work of ICMP is critical to the process of justice and reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as other parts of the region affected by the conflicts of the 1990's.

Accompanied by ICMP Director-General, Kathryne Bomberger, the ambassador visited ICMP's center where all blood reference samples are collected by ICMP from relatives of the missing and all…

Representatives of the Missing Persons Institute for Bosnia and Herzegovina (MPI), including the chair of the Steering Board, Ms. Jasminka Dzumhur and Steering Board members Ivo Jurcevic, Dusan Sehovac and Jadranka Durakovic; MPI Advisory Board members, Munira Subašić, Ahmet Grahić and Zvonimir…

The International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) has received a contribution from the Government of France for its work in the former Yugoslavia. The 50,000 Euro contribution is the second donation made by the Government of France since 2006.France supports the ICMP activities, which help societies, especially the Bosnian society, to confront the past and provide long awaited answers to relatives of missing persons, contributing to the emergence of truth.

A group of three experts from the Iraqi Ministry of Human Rights successfully completed a training course organized by the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The one-month training program in “Site Assessment and Physical Anthropology” was organized as part of ICMP's cooperation with the Government of Iraq.

We wish to thank the ICMP for its cooperation with the Ministry of Human Rights of the Government of Iraq and for organizing this valuable educational course. The knowledge gathered here will help us work…

As the co-founder of the BiH Missing Persons Institute (MPI), the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) welcomes the decision of the Council of Ministers (CoM) of Bosnia and Herzegovina brought Thursday at their session to adopt the normative documents needed for the MPI to start functioning in full capacity.The CoM adopted a series of normative documents yesterday, allowing the MPI to commence its functions.. These include the MPI Statute, the Rulebook on the Work of the MPI Steering Board, the Rulebook on the Work of MPI Employees, the Internal Organisation and Systematization Rulebook, the Rulebook on Salaries, Compensations and other non-Salary Financial Rights.