Site Locator

Online Inquiry Centre — National Commission for the Missing and Forcibly Disappeared

This form allows you to report mass graves and other sites where the remains of missing or forcibly disappeared persons may be located, as well as places of detention. You may provide information anonymously or include your contact details.

Select the type of location and the area from the list.
Click on the map to mark the location, and zoom in to pinpoint it as precisely as possible.
Complete the information fields below.
Click "Send Site Information" when you are ready.

All fields are optional and may be left blank.

To send a list of several sites in a single report, please e-mail us at confidential@ncmfd.org.lb

Site Information

Type of location:

Site where remains may be locatedPlace of detention

Site location:

Mark the location on the map:(click to place the marker; drag it to adjust)

No location marked yet.

Estimated number of persons at the site:

(if unknown, leave blank)

Estimated date the site was first used:

(if unknown, leave blank)

How did you find out about this site?

Have you reported this site to anyone else?

Description of the location:

Do you have information on the event or circumstances that led to the disappearance and death of the persons at this site?

Do you have information on the identity or origin of persons who may be at this site?

Contact Details (optional)

If you would like the Commission to contact you, you may provide the following information:

Name:

Phone number:

E-mail:

Other contact information:

The Commission will treat this personal information as confidential.

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The National Commission for the Missing and Forcibly Disappeared works for purely humanitarian purposes: to clarify the fate and whereabouts of the missing and forcibly disappeared under Law No. 105/2018. Information on mass graves, remains and places of detention is treated as sensitive personal data and used only for this purpose. It is not transferred to any third party except by formal decision of the Commission confirming that the recipient guarantees a sufficient level of protection, and for a purely humanitarian purpose, in accordance with Article 2.2 of the Commission’s Book of Regulations on personal data protection.