Sentence examples for for disappearances from inspiring English sources

Mr Juárez himself is now under scrutiny for disappearances during the dictatorship.

So soldiers can escape trial for disappearances by producing the bodies.

Mr Humala's support dipped in February after claims that he was responsible for disappearances and torture during the "dirty war" against the Shining Path.

It will probably conclude that Sri Lanka must do more to account for disappearances, but allow it more time to do so.

Since winning the BBC National Short Story award this week for "Disappearances", I have been asked whether I am writing a novel.

The rebels are also responsible for disappearances, the mistreatment of prisoners and the executions of people judged in unauthorized courts to be enemy collaborators, Human Rights Watch said.

Where else can you have beauty like this?" A recent print ad campaign by the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation and the Commission for Disappearances showed a graphic photograph of a militiaman executing an unarmed civilian in East Timor.

All the armed groups have been responsible for disappearances in Colombia, from the left-wing guerrillas to the right-wing paramilitaries, who often destroyed the bodies of their victims, burying them in unmarked graves or throwing them into the river.

This fear was crystallised in 2012 when a retired colonel was sentenced to 30 years for disappearances that occurred in 1985, when troops retook Bogotá's Palace of Justice from the M-19 guerrilla group (which, unlike the army, was later amnestied).It is in the FARC's interest, too, that the peace agreement be proofed against future revision by Colombian or international courts.

Chile's Supreme Court ruled that he could be prosecuted at home for disappearances, but the Appeals Court quashed an arrest order against him on technical grounds.See article: Abnormal events in an increasingly normal ChileCanada's prime minister, Jean Chrétien, gambled on an early election, and won.

But the government and security forces deny being responsible for disappearances.