Nine rapporteurs and specialists from the United Nations Organization (UN) They pointed out that the documentation provided by the United States Department of Justice on the case Jeffrey Epstein exposes a criminal structure of global reach and its analysis revealed systematic atrocities that could legally constitute crimes against humanity.
According to the evidence, the declassified files expose practices of sexual slavery, torture, forced disappearance and feminicidewhich were committed with impunity that allowed the dehumanization of women and girls in various regions of the world.
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The group of rapporteurs, in which stand out Reem Alsalen and Gina Romeroemphasized that the crimes related to the case were committed in an environment marked by corruption and extreme misogyny.
The situation unleashed a independent and impartial investigation to determine how said network operated for several decades, while international institutions are under the call of specialists to act firmly so that no person is above the law regardless of their power.
Likewise, they consider it relevant that competent courts assume the responsibility of prosecuting anyone found involved in said criminal network.
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Another of the complaints pointed out by the UN specialists was the exposure of sensitive information of victims due to lack of protocols to protect your privacy. The failure places those affected in a vulnerable situation and exposes them to retaliation or social stigmatization.
Given the above, the experts urged governments to ensure the safety of those who suffered abuse on behalf of the dismantled Jeffrey Epstein case network, to stop the re-victimization of which they are also victims.
(With information from QuadratÃn)
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