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International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances and other topics

Dear friends,

On 30 August, we commemorated the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances. These victims are not only the forcibly disappeared but also their children, partners and close ones, who bear the burden of uncertainty on a daily basis. TRIAL International remembers the tens of thousands whom enforced disappearances have left behind.

In this newsletter, you will also read about the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi, Congolese NGOs fighting on the side of victims and a massacre in The Gambia that remains unelucidated.

As usual, we thank you for your support and wish you a pleasant read,

The TRIAL International team

ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCES Those left behind suffer too   When a person is forcibly disappeared, it is often a whole community that pays the high price. Three Nepalese women describe how their lives have changed forever.  Read more Burundi The Commission of Inquiry still has a vital role to play   Burundi may be in a period of potential transition, but evolving political realities do not amount to systemic human rights change.   Read more   DRC Three Congolese organization describe their daily work with victims   Demonstrating courage and unwavering determination, they collaborate with TRIAL International to bridge the gap between victims and the judiciary system. Read more the Gambia No justice for 2005 massacre of migrants   11 NGOs call for the truth, amid growing evidence that the murders were carried out by Gambian security force members. Read more

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