Mexico: Build Accurate Database of Disappeared

Email The Mexican government should ensure that the process of developing a national database of the disappeared is thorough, efficient, and transparent. Development of the database should be coupled with serious investigations to determine the fate of thousands of people who remain unaccounted for. (Washington, DC) – The Mexican government should ensure that the process of developing a national database of the disappeared is thorough, efficient, and transparent, Human Rights Watch said today. Development of the database should be coupled with serious investigations to…

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