Collectives Call for an "Extraordinary Mechanism" in the Face of the Disappearance Crisis in Mexico
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Families of missing persons, collectives and civil organizations list a number of actions of concern, in the context of the forthcoming discussion in the General Assembly of the United Nations (UN) on the request of the Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CDF) for Mexico to receive international support in order to address this scourge.
Seeking an international response from the United Nations to strengthen search, forensic identification and access to justice
Mexico City, Sep 2 (EFE).- Human rights organizations and family groups, led by Amnesty International, asked the UN General Assembly this Wednesday to create an “extraordinary mechanism” in the face of the disappearance crisis in Mexico, which totals more than 135,000 non-localized people and 72,000 unidentified remains. Through a document [...] The Collectives entry calls for an “extraordinary mechanism” in the face of the disappearance crisis …
Human rights organizations and family groups, led by Amnesty International, called on the UN General Assembly to create an “extraordinary mechanism” to address the crisis of disappearances in...
MEXICO CITY – Groups of family members and human rights organizations, led by Amnesty International, have called on the UN General Assembly to create an “extraordinary mechanism” to address the crisis of disappearances in Mexico, which has resulted in more than 135,000 missing persons and 72,000 unidentified remains. In a document sent to embassies to the UN, they asked member states to define the steps to be taken following the activation of Ar…
Amnesty International calls for a UN mechanism to deal with disappearances in Mexico and strengthen forensic search and identification.
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