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| Section The ICRC in Iran
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Qom. Conference on Islam and humanitarian law (November 2006).
In Iran, the ICRC is helping in efforts to establish what happened to prisoners of war (POWs) taken during the 1980-88 war with Iraq who were either registered or identified through Red Cross Messages, and whose subsequent fate is unknown.
It supports the Iranian Red Crescent Society in the fields of tracing, promotion of international humanitarian law (IHL) and in raising public awareness of unexploded ordnance. It works in cooperation with the Iranian Committee for the Implementation of IHL.  Event10-11-2009 Our world. Your move. Events in Iran.(The ICRC worldwide\Middle East and North Africa\Iran) Event Includes Photo Feature16-10-2008 Twenty years after the end of the Iran-Iraq war, tens of thousands of combatants still unaccounted forOn 16 October the governments of Iran and Iraq, together with the ICRC, signed a memorandum of understanding that represents an important step towards easing the heavy burden of tens of thousands of bereaved Iraqi and Iranian families. The document establishes a clear framework for collecting information and sharing it between the two countries, and for handing over mortal remains. These tasks will be performed jointly by experts from both countries with ICRC support. (The ICRC worldwide\Middle East and North Africa) Feature Includes Photo 1-12-2006 Iran: dialogue on Islam and international humanitarian law in QomBetween 29 and 30 November, the ICRC and Islamic scholars and experts gathered in the holy city of Qom to start discussions and establish common ground on the protection of war victims. The ICRC's Jean-François Berger reports from the conference. (The ICRC worldwide\Middle East and North Africa\Iran) Feature Interview22-10-2009 Iraq: the ICRC's response to recent events in AshrafSince late July, a series of events have taken place in Ashraf, about 80 km north of Baghdad, where several thousand Iranian nationals are living. Confrontations have resulted in people being killed, injured or detained. Juan-Pedro Schaerer, the ICRC’s head of delegation in Iraq, gives us an update on the role of the ICRC. (The ICRC worldwide\Middle East and North Africa\Iraq) Interview Includes Photo 14-8-2009 Iraq: ICRC activities in behalf of Iranian nationals living in AshrafIn late July, Iraqi police moved into Ashraf, about 80 km north of Baghdad, where several thousand Iranian nationals are living. During the ensuing confrontation several people were killed, injured or detained. Juan-Pedro Schaerer, the ICRC’s head of delegation in Iraq, explains. (The ICRC worldwide\Middle East and North Africa\Iraq) Interview Includes Photo 28-11-2006 Conference on IHL and Islam in IranOn the occasion of the conference on Islam and international humanitarian law, which takes place on the 29th and 30th of November 2006 in Qom, Iran, the ICRC's deputy director of operations, Andreas Wigger, talks about what this forum hopes to accomplish. (ICRC Activities\Promoting IHL\Universities) Interview More in this section12-8-2008 Selected documents in Persian
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