(English) Families of the missing and representatives of authorities from former Yugoslavia commemorate all victims of conflicts

(English) Podgorica, 13 September 2022: Family associations of missing persons from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia gathered as the Regional Coordination Network and the Missing Persons Group (MPG) which comprises senior representatives of the domestic authorities in the Western Balkans are responsible for addressing missing persons issues commemorated all victims of conflicts on the territory of the former Yugoslavia at the Pobrezje Park in Podgorica, Montenegro.

(English) Policy Coordination Group: Accounting for Missing Persons Is Fundamental to Establishing Peace in Syria

(English) The Hague, 23 June 2022: Implementing a systematic process to account for missing and disappeared persons in Syria must be a central element in peace negotiations and can contribute to peace implementation in a fundamental way, participants at a meeting of the Policy Coordination Group (PCG) said this week.

(English) An Effective Strategy is Urgently Needed To Account for Missing and Disappeared Persons from the Syria Conflict

(English) he Hague, 22 June 2022: – More than 130,000 people are missing as a result of the present conflict in Syria. This includes people who are missing as a consequence of summary executions, arbitrary and incommunicado detention, kidnapping and abduction, enslavement, chemical attacks, and other human rights abuses.

(English) Srebrenica 27 Years Later – The Facts About the Genocide are Irrefutable

(English) The Hague, 11 July 2022: To deny the facts about the Genocide that were adjudicated by two international courts, undermines the right to truth and justice for survivors and for humanity, Kathryne Bomberger, Director-General of the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP), said today.

(English) Families of the Missing and Disappeared Have the Right to Truth, Justice and Reparations

(English) The Hague, 30 August 2022: – Accounting for missing persons is a central and indispensable element in efforts by countries and regions around the world to recover from conflict, disasters and other traumatic events, Kathryne Bomberger, the Director-General of the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP), said today.

(English) Intergovernmental Roundtable: Countries in the Middle East & Europe Must Cooperate to Address the Issue of Missing Syrians

(English) The Hague, 22 June 2022– The Third Intergovernmental Roundtable on Syria convened by the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) was held today under the title “Accounting for the Missing Is an Investment in Peace”

(English) ICMP Moves Forward with Program to Help Ukraine Account for Thousands of Missing

(English) The Hague, 30 May 2022: Ukraine’s Prosecutor General, Iryna Venediktova, visited the HQ of the ICMP in The Hague today. After touring ICMP’s DNA laboratory, Ms Venediktova and ICMP DG Kathryne Bomberger discussed ICMP’s program to help the authorities in Ukraine establish an effective, long-term strategy to account for thousands of people who have gone missing as a result of the conflict.

(English) Families of the Victims Must Be Allowed to Mourn Their Loved Ones at the Sites of Atrocities and the Exhumation Sites

(English) The Hague, 14 July 2022: The International Commision on Missing Persons (ICMP) strongly condemns the decision of Bratunac mayor to deny Srebrenica genocide survivors the access to the Kravica agricultural cooperative site to commemorate the killing of their loved ones on this location.

(English) ICMP statement on recent visit to Yerevan and Baku to address the issue of missing persons

(English) The Hague, 7 April 2022: The International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) welcomes the outcomes of discussions on the situation in the South Caucasus yesterday, in Brussels, at a meeting of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, and hosted by the President of the European Council, Charles Michel.

(English) Expert Group on Missing and Disappeared Persons Launched to Account for Missing in Libya

(English) The Hague, 20 March: — The newly-formed Libyan Expert Group on Missing and Disappeared Persons held its first meeting in The Hague this week. The work of the Expert Group, is supported by the ICMP and includes representatives from the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Interior, the GASIMP, and other Libyan forensic, judicial and law enforcement experts.

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