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Enforced disappearances: Mexico faces its responsibilities

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Trial International

Publication Year

2021

Thematic Area

Families / Law & Policies / Mechanisms

Topic

Enforced Disappearance

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By recognising the binding nature of the urgent actions of the UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances, the Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico is twisting the arm of Mexican national authorities. They will have to shed light on the 424 cases currently pending in the country.

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