Factsheet

Missing migrants info sheet per country

English version
Author
EuroMed Rights (EuroMed Rights)
Publication Year
2022
Region
Africa / Europe and Central Asia
Thematic Area
The Search Process
Topic
Emergency / Law – National / Migration
Access
Open access

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has various resources in the field of missing migrants:

  • The Missing Persons Project is a four-years project aimed at creating a global community of practice, technical standards, and working to build capacity to identify missing people and human remains, and support the families of a missing person.
  • The Trace the Face website is part of the ICRC Restoring Family Links Platform and contains over 6,000 pictures of people looking for their lost relatives.

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