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Number of registered missing people surges 70 percent in five years: Red Cross

  • The increase is being driven by growing numbers of conflicts, mass migration and fading respect for the rules of war, ICRC said
  • Some 284,400 people were registered as missing by the ICRC’s Family Links Network at the end of 2024
By AFP ·

Pakistan’s top judicial body sets up committee to examine enforced disappearances

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Pakistan approves financial compensation for families of ‘missing persons’ after decade-long effort

By Aamir Saeed ·

Pakistani government commission says 197 new ‘missing persons’ cases reported this year

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Islamabad court says will summon intelligence officials if ‘missing’ person not found by Wednesday 

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Karachi teen, missing for nine days, 'recovered' from Lahore — Sindh chief minister

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistan army sets up special assistance cell on missing persons

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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