Help - Publish your name & address on this site

Family News Network of the International Committee of the Red Cross

Sri Lanka 2006

Help - Publish your name & address on this site

If you have been affected by this conflict, crisis or disaster, have no news of your relatives and are unable to find them on this site, you can publish your name and address worldwide.

To do so, fill in the form.

Please note: you must enter something in a value in all fields with a red label.

Step one:
Enter personal data which will help your relatives to recognize you when they consult this site:

- Full name

- Father's name and Mother's name (one is required)

- Sex

- Date of birth/Age:

day, month and year (DD.MM.YYYY) or age

- Town/village of former residence

(if

you have been displaced or are a refugee

as a result of the events, enter the name of the place where you were living before. Use the local spelling, in capital letters. Otherwise, enter your current place of residence.)

Step two:
Enter your present address. Make sure that it contains all the necessary details. If your relatives find your name in the database, it will enable them to send you family news.

Street + No/Camp - Lines 1 to 3

: Line 1 is a required field.

Postal Code

Town or village

: Enter the name of the place where you are now living. Use the local spelling, in capital letters.

Country

: Select from the list.

Phone number

- E-mail address

(if you have one)

Step three:
To publish your information worldwide, click on Publish.
From this moment on, any person consulting the website should be able to find your name & address.

The ICRC has no means of verifying the information sent through the network. It cannot accept responsibility for any inaccurate information given through the services made available on this site.

The information given on this Website is not confidential and can be consulted by everyone. It is the responsibility of those who register themseselves or another person to ensure that no harm is caused by the registration. The ICRC cannot accept responsibilty for any consequences for an individual arising from registration.