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Alaska names new MMIP investigator

Lisa PhuAlaska Beacon Retired Alaska State Trooper Lieutenant Lonny Piscoya is Alaska’s new missing and murdered Indigenous persons investigator. He fills the

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Arizona s MMIP study committee returns with an expanded focus

The original committee only explored violence against women and girls, but now it will look at all Indigenous people

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Enforced disappearance a serious human rights violation, used to spread terror

Observed this Tuesday, the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances reaffirms the need for victims’ families to know the truth about what happened to missing relatives.

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Families wait in agony for missing relatives

As many as 40 cases of enforced disappearances were recorded in 2021, a steady increase from the previous years.

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US panel to focus on Native missing, slain cases

The panel will craft recommendations on how the government can better tackle a disproportionately high number of unsolved cases

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