Key findings on supporting and strengthening work with relatives of missing persons
… Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Russia Aida Khoneliya Mothers of Abkhazia for …
… Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Russia Aida Khoneliya Mothers of Abkhazia for …
… to correlate incidents. One expert described Russia’s development and deployment of a … • Mr Oleg Demidov,2 Consultant, PIR Center, Russia • Dr Giovanna Dondossola, Leading … defacement, in particular during the Georgia-Russia conflict in 2008 and, since 2011, by a …
… by several delegations and Zambia Red Cross. Russia and Greece expressed interest in …
… States under the NPT are: China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United …
… The military manuals of Belarus and Russia also set out disciplinary measures for …
… Chair (Sweden) Dr Vladimir Baranovsky (Russia) Espen Barth Eide (Norway) Jean-Marie …
… 69. Portugal 70. Qatar 71. Romania 72. Russia 73. Rwanda 74. Serbia 75. Singapore 76. …
… 69. Portugal 70. Qatar 71. Romania 72. Russia 73. Rwanda 74. Serbia 75. Singapore 76. …
… appeared since 2015, corresponding to when Russia joined in aerial campaigns, and 52% in … on Syria, by directing Western attention to Russia’s involvement and the potential for AHCC …
… 69. Portugal 70. Qatar 71. Romania 72. Russia 73. Rwanda 74. Serbia 75. Singapore 76. …
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