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UN experts say war on narco‑terrorism is driving unlawful killings and rights violations
United Nations experts warned the Third Committee that a new war on narco‑terrorism is fueling unlawful killings, mass displacement and attacks on judicial independence.
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UN experts addressed the Third Committee, stating that a newly declared war on narco‑terrorism is leading to unlawful killings and other serious human‑rights violations.
The delegates also highlighted growing concerns about mass displacement, the separation of migrant children from their families, and increasing attacks on the independence of the judiciary.
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- Source: UN News (press releases)
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