"Sol Prendido" for Borderland Beat
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| Marchers hold a banner that says "We're the voice of the ones who are no longer here," on March 8, 2020. |
Mexican officials say they believe human trafficking is driving high numbers of disappearances of women and girls in neighboring Sonora and across the country.
Calling the numbers of missing women and girls worrisome, officials with the Mexico's human rights and searching commissions said Thursday that women represent 25% of disappearances in the country. Of those nearly 60% are girls under 18.
"Sonora is one of the states with the highest number of missing women, most of whom are adolescents or young adults," said Karla Quintana, head of the National Searching Commission. "The working hypothesis for searches is human trafficking."
Most women who go missing in Sonora are young, and many share similar physical traits. But while the cases are being investigated as human trafficking, she said, the commission is still working to better understand the context.
Across Mexico, more than 85,000 people have gone missing and never been found since 2006. Sonora is among the 10 states with the highest number of disappearances, and in the top five with the most clandestine graves.
Source: Fronteras
Actually Jalisco and Sapoacan is where most girls dissapear each year but they would kill you if you say anything unlike Sonora where this cases can come to light with no repercussions for who ever expose them
ReplyDelete✔SANGRE FRIA🇷🇺
Right, The list would probably look more like Sonora, Sinaloa and Durango. Jalisco is a civilized state
DeleteLol sinapuerkas and they crash dummies stay on the nuts any chance they get to talk about they daddies they dont hesitate lol
DeleteThere are MANY girls misding in Arizona TOO..
ReplyDeleteUsually for the SEX trade and they ALSO GET organs from the BODY
Hey Woman and girls and young men and boys go missing in all of the states
ReplyDeleteI hate these basterds as much as much as tweakers and childabusers And pushers of meth
Guy or girl doesn't matter in Mexico, if you go out alone or late night expect the risk unless you're strapped. Happens here in Morelos but it's their choice, going to the bar or club is not essential.
ReplyDeleteBro you realize what you just said is fucked up beyond belief?
Delete"here in Morelos,if you go out alone or late night expect the risk unless you're strapped"
Cant even get your head around that,if you go out to the bar you might get picked up?