Examples of using Missing relatives in English and their translations into Russian
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Nor less demand search for missing relatives.
Families with missing relatives are deprived of the right to be informed of the fate of their loved ones.
Justine set up this call centre so people can locate their missing relatives.
The authors and their missing relatives, Fikret Prutina, Huso Zlatarac, Nedžad Zlatarac, Safet Kozica and Salih Čekić.
As a result, 57 families received the remains of their missing relatives.
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On 4 May 1992, the authors and their missing relatives were arrested in the village of Svrake(Bosnia and Herzegovina) by members of the VRS.
During this search,she met other women also looking for missing relatives.
The Tracing Service assistants recorded tracing requests,searched for missing relatives and tried to reunite separated families spread out among different countries.
Following DNA genetic analysis, 91 families received the remains of their identified missing relatives.
Moreover, to their knowledge,none of the eyewitnesses who last saw the missing relatives alive have been heard by the relevant authorities.
Some family members even travelled in vain to the island of Kassa in search of their missing relatives.
The authors claim that the enforced disappearance of their missing relatives is in violation of articles 6, 7, 9, 10 and 16 read in conjunction with article 2, paragraph 3 of the Covenant.
Diana Martin and Secret Service agent Larry Trent are searching the jungle for missing relatives, her father and his brother.
Many people had lodged complaints with the police regarding missing relatives(the last of those reports was made in early 1992); records had been established and communicated to the Commander.
An employee who works there gives her the tip that she could search for missing relatives through the Red Cross.
Thousands of families do not know the fate of their missing relatives in Nepal(1996-2006), East Timor(1975-1999), Eritrea/Ethiopia(1998-2000), in the Chechen Republic of the Russian Federation(since 1994) and in Sri Lanka since 1983.
As a result, 57 families received the remains of their missing relatives S/2007/699, para. 35.
Noting in this regard the progress made by coordination mechanisms, established in different parts of the world, aiming at exchanging information and identifying missing persons,which have contributed to informing families on the fate and whereabouts of their missing relatives.
The issue of enforced disappearance is the most pressing one for Iraqis, many of whom either have missing relatives or know families that have suffered losses.
The requirement to declare their missing relatives dead in order to obtain compensation for enforced disappearances is a further indignity, on top of the ineffectiveness of the remedies available for investigation of the facts, and constitutes institutional revictimization.
The authors consider that the responsibility for shedding light on the fate of their missing relatives lies with the State party.
As the identification process progresses,families have started to receive answers regarding the fate of their missing relatives.
In its rulings, the Constitutional Court ordered that all accessible andavailable information on missing relatives be transmitted to the authors no later than 30 days from the date of receipt of the rulings.
Furthermore, the main attention has focused on providing families with information on the fate of their missing relatives.
Tens of thousands of families have been desperately trying to uncover the fate of their missing relatives," said Philip Luther, Amnesty International's Research and Advocacy Director for the Middle East and North Africa.
The German Federal Office for Migration andRefugees told them that they could search for their missing relatives through the Red Cross.
In some cases, it may be impossible, despite the best efforts of the competent authorities and humanitarian actors, to find missing relatives.
The authors consider that the responsibility for shedding light on the fate of their missing relatives lies with the State party.
Military manuals andnational laws of several countries also make reference to the right of the families to know the fate of their missing relatives.
Moreover, families should be supported in their will to commemorate andrestore the memory of their missing relatives within society or in their community of belonging.