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TV News Footage - Missing persons: an imperative to act
24 Aug 2007 17:49:06 GMT
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ICRC video footage available for media professionals. On the occasion of the Day of the Disappeared (30 August), the ICRC is calling for a renewed commitment of the international community to seriously address the neglected humanitarian tragedy of missing persons. This video contains testimonials from families of the Missing in Nepal, Georgia and Peru.

Date & location: Georgia (June 2007), Peru (May 2007), Nepal (November 2006) Sound: Natural with Russian, Nepali and Spanish speech Duration: 9'34'' Produced by: Virginie Louis Source: ICRC – Access all.




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This report will be distributed free-to-air and rights free over the the Eurovision network on Eurovision World Feed satellites at 14.00 to 14.10 GMT on Wednesday 29 August 2007.


For full details of the World feed, go to the EBU website and/or see below for timings and technical specification:

For broadcast tapes and information on footage: Virginie Louis, International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva,

See also ICRC media contacts

This article on www.icrc.org

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Reto Stocker, Head of delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Kabul, looks on during a news conference about the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan at the United Nations European headquarters in Geneva September 13, 2007.



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