Red Crescent of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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The Red Cross Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a branch of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.[1]
The society has 226,760 volunteers and 9 employees.[2]
The United States alleged that Mohammed Nechle's employment by the Bosnian Red Crescent tied him to terrorism.[3] During his Combatant Status Review Tribunal Nechle was presented with a copy of the unclassified portion of his dossier. It contained four allegations, including: "Detainee is a former employee of the Red Crescent Society and attended meetings in Sarajevo for Algerians working for non-government organizations in Bosnia."
[edit] References
- ^ International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies page about Bosnia and Herzegovina
- ^ The Red Cross Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- ^ Allegations from page 32 of Mohammed Nechle's unclassified dossier
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