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Missing persons. Problems with regulation of the legal status of persons missing during the armed conflict in Ukraine 

Missing persons. Problems with regulation of the legal status of persons missing during the armed conflict in Ukraine
Content type:
Report
Publication date:
2016
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Vostok SOS

Problems with regulation of the legal status of persons missing during the armed conflict in Ukraine

According to the International Committee of the Red Cross, more than 1,000 people went missing during the armed conflict in Ukraine. The fourteenth report of the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine OHCHR referred to 3,687 criminal proceedings ex post regarding missing persons in the Luhansk or Donetsk Oblasts. According to the data of East-SOS, collected in conjunction with the NGO Mirniy Bereg, information about the fate and whereabouts of 562 people is missing.

Missing persons. Problems with regulation of the legal status of persons missing during the armed conflict in Ukraine [English version] (413.11 KB, pdf)
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