How does the ICRC work to find people? | Restoring Family Links | ICRC

The International Committee of the Red Cross works to find people who have disappeared in armed conflicts, other situations of violence and disasters - and to help reduce the suffering of their families.
In this video, ICRC New Delhi speaks to Jean-Paul Corboz, an ICRC expert on the missing, about the work done by the organization to help the families of people who go missing in conflicts and disasters, and document the case of ICRC employee Ljiljana Tara, whose father’s remains were found by the ICRC’s Central Tracing Agency 17 years after he was killed in the Croatian War of 1991.
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The ICRC is on the ground in over 90 countries, providing humanitarian aid to victims of conflict and violence. From the diplomatic level to the frontline, we remind fighters, on all sides, that wars have limits. icrc.org
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