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3 days ago

Thousands of forced disappearances under Hasina rule in Bangladesh: Inquiry

A new report by the Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances on Sunday said a total of 1,913 complaints were filed with it over disappearances, of which 1,569 were considered to have disappeared by definition after verification selection. list of 3 itemsend of list Among these, 287 allegations have fallen in the Missing and Dead' category, the report, which was posted on Facebook by Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, read.
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2 weeks ago

Ecuador soldiers sentenced to 34 years in prison for disappearing children

Eleven soldiers were sentenced to 34 years for abusing and disappearing four Guayaquil children; five collaborating soldiers received 2.5-year terms.
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2 weeks ago

Mexico's missing people crisis casts a shadow over World Cup venue

Numerous clandestine graves with hundreds of human-remains bags have been discovered within a 10-mile radius of Akron Stadium near Guadalajara.
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1 month ago

Have extrajudicial killings continued under Bangladesh's Yunus government?

Unlawful killings and disappearances continue in Bangladesh after Sheikh Hasina's ouster, with systemic impunity and at least 40 extrajudicial deaths reported.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

Mass grave reveals scale of unlawful killings by Egyptian army in Sinai, say campaigners

A mass grave near al-Arish contains surface and shallow-buried bodies, indicating enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings during Sinai conflict, reportedly linked to Egyptian forces.
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4 months ago

Deadly detentions in Nicaragua: Another opponent dies in custody of Ortega-Murillo regime

Police officers from the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo detained him on both occasions for political reasons, specifically for being the legal advisor to the Nicaraguan Episcopal Conference, a collegiate body made up of several Catholic bishops hated by the co-presidential couple. His family did not know where he had been taken, and they were in a state of anxiety for 12 days, until Saturday, August 30, when they received a fateful call:
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