UN Chairman Brings Missing Persons Crisis in Mexico Before General Assembly Committee
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Before the UN (United Nations Organization), Undersecretary Arturo Medina highlighted the work and progress in the search for missing persons in Mexico. “In Mexico, the search for missing persons does not stop.”Arturo Medina, Undersecretary of Human RightsThe Undersecretary of Human Rights, Population and Migration of the Ministry of the Interior represented Mexico before the Third Committee of the General Assembly of the United Nations.At the m…
Undersecretary Arturo Medina criticizes the fact that the crisis has been brought to the General Assembly and states that the Government has already found 16,000 people, “mostly alive”, of the more than 130,000 unlocated
Juan Pablo Albán, this Tuesday defended the decision of that body to request the intervention of the General Assembly of the United Nations to address the situation in Mexico
UN chairman brings missing persons crisis in Mexico before General Assembly committee
The goal, the Chairman of the Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CED) Juan Pablo Albán said, is to provide support “for the adoption of preventive measures that will enable Mexico to tackle the crisis effectively.”
UN DEC noted that there are indications that some disappearances have characteristics of crimes against humanity
On the eve of the United Nations (UN) Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CDF) presenting its report to the 81st General Assembly, experts from the international body, civil organizations and families of missing persons stressed the importance of the Mexican case being reviewed by the plenary of the highest deliberative body in order to combat impunity.
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