In Mexico, structural impunity persists in cases of enforced disappearances, along with the State’s failure to guarantee truth, justice, and reparations.
🔥What the UN points out:
🔹Ineffective and slow investigations.
🔹Lack of sanctions for those responsible.
🔹Collusion and omissions that allow cases to be forgotten.
🔹Families forced to search on their own for what the State fails to do.
⚠️The message is clear: disappearances are not isolated incidents; they are serious human rights violations that continue to occur without real consequences.
🚶♀️While the authorities fail, mothers, fathers, and collectives search mountains, roads, and mass graves, facing risks, threats, and institutional abandonment.
👉When the State does not search, investigate, or punish, impunity becomes the de facto policy.
🗣️The uncomfortable question remains: Who is responsible for the disappeared when the UN has already warned that the State is absent?
Source: amorpormexico
