The Enforced Disappearances Working Group has issued a follow-up report after its visit to Spain in 2013, in which it 'regrets to observe very little progress in the implementation of the recommendations'. It points out the lack of measures aimed at 'the relatives of people disappeared during the Civil War and dictatorship, so that they can investigate the fate and whereabouts of their loved ones, have access to truth, justice and reparations'. The Working Group received input from various organisations, including Rights International Spain.
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UN Again Condemns Spain's Passivity on Enforced Disappearances
The Enforced Disappearances Working Group has issued a follow-up report after its visit to Spain in 2013, in which it 'regrets to observe very little progress in the implementation of the recommendations'. It...
by Rights International Spain
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