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Significats de enforced disappearance en anglès

rus
насильственное исчезновение
portuguès
desaparecimento forçado
català
desaparició forçada
espanyol
desaparición forzada
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When a person is secretly abducted or imprisoned by a state or political organization or by a third party with the authorization, support, or acquiescence of a state or political organization.

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desaparició forçada
Ús de enforced disappearance en anglès
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It fears the figures of enforced disappearance could be much higher.
Reuters
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Human rights defenders were detained, prosecuted, held under house arrest and subjected to enforced disappearance.
Reuters
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But the fact that nobody can contact him and nobody knows where he is, legally constitutes an enforced disappearance, again.
The Guardian
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If Saudi Arabia had detained Khashoggi without acknowledging it, his detention would constitute an enforced disappearance, Human Rights Watch said on Thursday.
Reuters
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They are protesting against the enforced disappearance of their relatives following the armed Islamist insurgency that erupted in the principality in 1989.
The Irish Times
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Thousands of people are still becoming victims of enforced disappearance, rights groups said ahead of the International Day of the Disappeared on Sunday.
Reuters
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Pholachi's disappearance is one of more than 80 enforced disappearance in Thailand since 1980, according to rights group.
Reuters
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Pholachi's disappearance is one of more than 80 enforced disappearance in Thailand since 1980, according to rights groups.
Reuters
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Congress leaders later clarified that they would review the immunity granted to security forces only in cases of enforced disappearance, sexual violence and torture.
Reuters
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Communist Party spokesman Marco Valbueva said the abduction, enforced disappearance and illegal detention of rebel leaders violated a security and immunity deal with the government.
Reuters
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The report cites at least 74 cases of " enforced disappearance" where Myanmar's authorities are either unable or unwilling to account for the whereabouts of individuals.
Reuters