Sentence examples for were forcibly disappeared from inspiring English sources

The government estimates that 3,095 people were killed during Pinochet's rule, including about 1,200 who were forcibly "disappeared".

Her son was one of some 15,000 Peruvians who were forcibly disappeared during the conflict between the Mao-inspired Shining Path guerrillas and the state.

They said they would also continue forward with a series of joint measures that had already begun, such as landmine removal, the search for persons who were forcibly disappeared in the conflict, pilot projects to substitute illegal coca crops.

More than 65,000 people, most of them civilians, were forcibly disappeared between March 2011 and August 2015 and remained missing, Amnesty said, citing figures from the Syrian Network for Human Rights, a Syria-based monitoring group.

A report by Egypt's commission for rights and freedoms published in December counted that 340 people, or three each day, were forcibly disappeared by security forces between August and November 2015.

The report says that some men were "forcibly disappeared".

"People would die and then be replaced," Salam Othman, who was forcibly disappeared from 2011 to 2014, was quoted as saying in the report.

Their fate remains unknown, but they are believed to have been forcibly "disappeared" because they knew too much about corrupt relationships between Mexican politicians and cartel bosses.

His lawyers said Mr. Khan, while living in Pakistan, was "forcibly disappeared" and that he had "admitted anything his interrogators demanded of him, regardless of the truth".

More than 27,000 people have gone missing – almost half of them since Peña Nieto took office in 2012; many of them have been forcibly disappeared.

Hundreds of Egyptians have been forcibly disappeared and tortured in a "sinister" campaign to wipe out peaceful dissent in the most populous country in the Arab world, Amnesty International says in a new report.