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Afghanistan: Family links website reunites mother and son

GDPC May 19, 2015

Every year, millions of families become separated by war, disaster or migration. The Family Links website is one of the tools that the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement created in order to reconnect families. Thanks to this site, Zahra found her son after 8 years of separation.

Are you looking for a family member? Visit the Restoring Family Links website: http://familylinks.icrc.org

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