UN to Check Honduras Unnatural Disappearances
The UN Working Group on Unnatural Disappearances begins a three days visit to Honduras Wednesday, headed to tackle with this country authorities the disappearance cases that took place during the 80´s.

Louise Arbour, form UN, reported that during that visit, UN Working Group members will gather with Honduran government representatives to begin the analysis of the unnatural disappearances in this nation.

NGO Representatives and relatives of disappeared people will also meet with the UN delegation formed by experts Santiago Corcuera and Darko Gottlicher.

According to declarations from human rights office (ODH), more than 180 Honduran people disappeared during the repression that happened in the 80´s.

ODH management specified that Foreign, Domestic, Security and Justice, supreme Court, National Commission for Human Rights Ministries, as well as Attorney´s General Office were contacted by UN experts.

Information from Honduran ODH pointed out that on November 2006, UN Human Rights Committee recommended investigating unnatural disappearance cases and extrajudicial executions that happened in national territory.