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Report of the working group on enforced or involuntary disappearances

Publisher: United Nations. Economic and Social Council ; December 1987Description: 69 pSubject(s): HUMAN RIGHTS | UNITED NATIONS | REPORTSSummary: The eighth report of the group on enforced or involuntary disappearances concerned itself with the situation in 40 countries. In 14 of them disappearances as reported provides a vivid picture of the world-wide persistence of the situation. Individual country information on disappearances are available. The annex at the end of the report highlights a graph showing the development of disappearances as reported to the group.

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The eighth report of the group on enforced or involuntary disappearances concerned itself with the situation in 40 countries. In 14 of them disappearances as reported provides a vivid picture of the world-wide persistence of the situation. Individual country information on disappearances are available. The annex at the end of the report highlights a graph showing the development of disappearances as reported to the group.

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