A/HRC/WGEID/111/1 III. Other activities 7. At its 111th session, the Working Group met with relatives of victims of enforced disappearances, and with non-governmental organizations working on the issue. The Working Group also held formal meetings with representatives of the Governments of Iraq, Japan and the Republic of Korea. 8. On 5 February 2017, the Working Group held an expert consultation on enforced disappearances in the context of migration, receiving inputs and contributions to inform a report to be presented at the thirty-sixth session of the Human Rights Council in September 2017. 9. During its sessions, the Working Group also participated in an academic event on enforced disappearances in the context of transitional justice. The Working Group also discussed the drafting of the country visit report to Albania, other internal matters and activities including future visits. IV. Information concerning enforced or involuntary disappearances in States reviewed by the Working Group during the session Albania Information from the Government 10. On 2 December 2016, the Government of Albania provided information on one outstanding case. The information provided was considered insufficient to lead to a clarification. Algeria Standard procedure 11. The Working Group transmitted six cases to the Government, concerning: (a) El Hacène Nait Djoudi, allegedly arrested on 17 July 1996 as he was leaving his place of work, the regional service of Algiers, by police officers; (b) Lofti Rahim, allegedly arrested on 25 August 1995 on the road to Barbissa, in Koléa, by communal guards; (c) Abdelkrim Ibziz, allegedly arrested on 18 July 1996 in the street on his way to the beach; (d) El Hadi Oudina, allegedly arrested on 22 August 1996 at his home, by military officials; (e) Brahim Hadj Kouider, allegedly arrested on 1 November 1994 at his home, by gendarmes of Oued El Alleug (wilaya of Blida); (f) Benyoucef Hacine, allegedly arrested on 23 March 1995 at the military roadblock situated between Haouch El Gros and Boufarik, by the military and gendarmes from Bouinane. Information from the Government 12. On 18 August 2015, the Government of Algeria provided information on nine outstanding cases. The information provided was considered insufficient to lead to a clarification. 2

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