Abstract
Forced Disappearances and the Inequalities of a Global Crime
Highlights
Iron-fist security restrictions implemented worldwide have seemingly catalysed dehumanising forms of routinised and often authorised violence
From 2012 to 2020, the UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances has received 895 requests for urgent action concerning incidents in member states, with moth of them coming from Iraq, Mexico, Colombia and Honduras
It is estimated that more than 5500 people have disappeared in the United State-Mexico border since the mid-1990s, along many more found dead on their attempts to cross “dangerous wilderness, perilous
Summary
Iron-fist security restrictions implemented worldwide (and more so in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic) have seemingly catalysed dehumanising forms of routinised and often authorised violence.
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