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In particular, the court failed to look into allegations that a core group of defendants was responsible for serious human rights abuses in the areas of the country where they served in the 1980s and 1990s: torture, and thousands of enforced disappearances, killings and illegal village evacuations in the southeast, as well as political assassinations in the western part of the country.

The impressive team he assembled arrived in Mexico on March 1 with a mandate to thoroughly investigate the Ayotzinapa case and to look more broadly at the tens of thousands of enforced and other disappearances that have shaken Mexico in recent years.

In November 2013, armed men broke into the Pro Búsqueda Association for Missing Children offices in San Salvador and stole computers and attempted to burn paper files containing meticulously gathered evidence of hundreds of enforced disappearances.

The thousands of alleged enforced disappearances are one of many issues families in Tamil areas face as they adjust to life after years of war.

Obama's supporters view his trip as a critical step toward normalization and bringing Cuba's  economy into the 21st century after five decades of enforced isolation.

Hundreds of police enforced barricades and massed at intersections.

Thousands of US scientists are heading into their fourth week of enforced leave, the result of a prolonged government shutdown that began on 22 December.

Another concern is its 98th-place finish for the ease of enforcing contracts, a crucial condition for firms to flourish.Such patchiness is widespread.

Though the Klan, in its original incarnation, had been crushed, its politics had not, and, by the end of the eighteen-seventies, apartheid enforced by at least the threat of sporadic white terror was back in place.

Celebrating the fact that King James I had survived the attempt on his life, people lit bonfires around London, and months later the introduction of the Observance of 5th November Act enforced an annual public day of thanksgiving for the plot's failure.

The great trade fairs, such as those in Champagne during the 12th and 13th centuries, enforced rigid uniformity on merchants of all nationalities within the fairgrounds and had some effect on standardizing differences among regions, but the variations remained.