A/HRC/WGEID/99/1 Sri Lanka. All were sent as joint communications with other special procedures mandates. The Working Group also transmitted four urgent appeals concerning persons who had been arrested, detained, abducted or otherwise deprived of their liberty or who had been forcibly disappeared or were at risk of disappearance in Bangladesh, China, the Gambia and the Lao People’s Democratic Republic. All communications were sent jointly with other special procedures mechanisms. 7. During the ninety-ninth session, the Working Group also adopted one general allegation concerning India. III. Information concerning enforced or involuntary disappearances in States reviewed by the Working Group during the session 1. Algeria Standard procedure 8. The Working Group transmitted one case to the Government under its standard procedure, concerning Mr. Fateh Merighed, who was allegedly arrested on 26 November 1994, at a roadblock in Boudjouada city, Djimla, by members of the national police brigade of Djimla, accompanied by paramilitaries. Information from the Government 9. On 5 February 2013, the Government transmitted an updated version of a communication which had been handed to the Working Group during its ninety-seventh session. This information was partially processed for inclusion in the present document. Information concerning 25 cases was reviewed and was not considered sufficient to lead to the clarification of the cases. 2. Angola Standard procedure 10. The Working Group transmitted two cases to the Government under its standard procedure. 11. The first case concerned Mr. Silva Alves Kamulingue, who was allegedly abducted on 27 May 2012, by members of a pro-Government militia known as the “Kaenches”, near a hotel on Avenida de Portugal, Luanda. 12. The second case concerned Mr. Isaias Sebastiao Cassule, who was allegedly abducted on 29 May 2012, also by members of the “Kaenches”, opposite Mercado AngolaCuba in the Cazenga neighbourhood, Luanda. 3. Argentina Information from the Government 13. On 15 May 2012, the Government transmitted one communication which could not be processed in time for inclusion in the 2012 annual report (A/HRC/22/45 and Corr.1). The communication contained general information from the Government on progress regarding human rights and enforced disappearances. The communication also concerned 2