This page provides information on enforced disappearance, its reflections on victims and their families, and the related violation of human rights.
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[en]This report provides information on the international legal framework related to enforced disappearances.
This paper provides information on the concept of enforced disappearances and its reflection on victims, families and the community, and also international legal framework and its commission on some Latin American countries.
This handbook provides information on enforced disappearances and related legal framework on several Latin American countries.
Guide to the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearances
This analysis provides information on protection from enforced disappearances and the international convention on this crime.
This report brings information on the jurisprudence of the Interamerican Court on Human Rights related to enforced disappearances.
This page provides a resumes concept of enforced disappearance.
This page provides information on enforced disappearances and human rights violations related to this crime.
This analysis provides information on enforced disappearances and its particular impact on women in its various reflections, such as reparations, direct impact and criminal justice.
For this report, Amnesty International conducted research into enforced disappearances committed by the government in Syria from March 2011 to August 2015. Researchers interviewed 71 family members, friends or colleagues of people who have been forcibly disappeared; eight people who were released after having been forcibly disappeared; and 14 international and national experts on enforced disappearance, such as investigators, analysts, and monitors. Amnesty International researchers carried out these interviews in Turkey, Lebanon, the UK and Germany from June to September 2015
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