OHCHR: The missing in Kosovo receive renewed attention
It has been nearly 18 years since Natasa Scepanovic has seen her parents.
Delawie with families of missing persons in Kosovo (KoSSev)
United States Ambassador to Pristina Greg Delawie yesterday visited the multi-ethnic Resource Center for Families of Missing Persons in Kosovo. In addition to a photo published with representatives of the Associations of Families of the Missing and Abducted, the US ambassador on his Twitter account stated that everyone must do more to support the efforts of these families to uncover the fate of the missing.
An appeal ''Find the Missing Persons'' sent before holding the conference in Geneva (Kim Radio, Kontakt plus Radio)
Representatives of the Serbian and Albanian associations of families of kidnapped and killed during the war in Kosovo again appealed to officials in Belgrade, Pristina and international community to take concrete measures to clarify the fate of missing persons, KIM Radio reported.
Pristina and Belgrade requested to engage on the fate of the missing (Telegrafi)
The Missing persons’ resource center appealed to Belgrade and Pristina as well as to the international community to nominate senior representatives in order to bring the suffering of the missing persons’ families to an end.
The representative of this center, Bajram Çerkini, said that they urge Pristina and Belgrade to use the information that they possess in order to enlighten the fate of the missing.