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Significados de forced disappearance en inglés

ruso
насильственное исчезновение
portugués
desaparecimento forçado
catalán
desaparició forçada
español
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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Examples for "enforced disappearance"
Examples for "enforced disappearance"
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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
Uso de forced disappearance en inglés
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On Sunday outside the commission, relatives of forced disappearance from the state of Guerrero spoke directly to the president.
The Guardian
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Earlier this month, a retired Guatemalan colonel was convicted of ordering the forced disappearance of people during the civil-war era.
Reuters
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A former military commissioner convicted of the forced disappearance of people during Guatemala's civil war, has been sentenced to 150 years in prison.
The Irish Times
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Rabat - A Moroccan group of former prisoners said yesterday at least 60 people were still missing years after their " forced disappearance".
The Irish Times
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Since then, hundreds of lawyers, law firm staff and family members have been subject to intimidation, interrogation, detention as criminal suspects, and forced disappearance.
The Guardian
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Ramos said he had documented 56 cases of forced disappearance and extrajudicial executions between Jan. 20 and May 21.
Reuters
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An estimated 250,000 people died and 45,000 people were victims of forced disappearance during the internal armed conflict, to 1960-1996, according the local media.
Reuters
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A 1991 report by Chile's National Truth and Reconciliation Commission detailed 3,428 cases of forced disappearance, killing, torture and kidnapping under the 17-year dictatorship.
The Guardian