The International Commission on Missing Persons' own public record of the Srebrenica genocide, the treaty-based intergovernmental body that has led the DNA-based identification of the victims since the 1990s and reports the death toll and the number of victims identified to date.
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Reliability TierA treaty-based intergovernmental forensic body reporting its own primary identification data, the same reliability class as an official United Nations human rights assessment; not an independent academic study but the record of origin for the figures every later account of the death toll draws on. NotesICMP is the organization of record for the Srebrenica identification effort, built from the largest DNA-identification program in history and used as evidence in more than thirty criminal trials including at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia; its own published figures are the primary forensic record rather than a secondary estimate. 1 Citation
AuthorInternational Commission on Missing Persons 1 PublisherInternational Commission on Missing Persons 1 Publication Year URLhttps://icmp.int/srebrenica/ 1 Sources
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- Religious Events, 4 claims: 2 well-attested, 1 scholarly debate, 1 general references.
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