Marchers celebrating Harriet Tubman's 200th birthday hope to shine light on missing Black women, girls
On Thursday, community-based organization Kidz Korna will join women worldwide as they march to commemorate Harriet Tubman’s 200th birthday.
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On Thursday, community-based organization Kidz Korna will join women worldwide as they march to commemorate Harriet Tubman’s 200th birthday.
For the Martin family, Christmas had always been a joyful, festive celebration. “At Christmas, my family is like wow, crazy fun,” recalled Angela Martin,...
Call for comments. Article 07 April 2021 The ICRC Missing Persons Project, launched in 2018, is currently developing practical guidance related to the creation of national mechanisms for persons missing in relation to armed conflicts and other situations of violence. Practitioners, experts and representatives of families from around the world gathered in Nicosia, Cyprus in October 2019, to share insights and lessons learned from their work with such mechanisms in the context of armed conflict and other situations of violence. The expert meeting, organized by the Committee on Missing Persons ...
Call for comments Article 08 March 2021 The Missing Persons Project, launched in 2018 by the ICRC, is currently developing a Minimum Standard Dataset for the Search of Missing Migrants. We invite all interested parties to submit their written comments on this dataset. All submissions: Should be submitted electronically to this dedicated email address: missingpersonsproject@icrc.org Should have, in the subject line of the email: Minimum Standard Dataset for the Search of Missing Migrants – comments Should be in a single document of no more than two pages, and indicate exactly which paragrap...
Call for comments Article 08 March 2021 The ICRC Missing Persons Project, launched in 2018, is currently developing a set of guiding principles on interaction with families of missing migrants. We invite all interested parties to submit their written comments on these guiding principles available in English, French, Spanish, Arabic and Russian. All submissions: Should be submitted electronically to this dedicated email address: missingpersonsproject@icrc.org Should have, in the subject line of the email: Principles on Stakeholder Interaction with Families of Missing Migrants – comments Sho...