5 documented cases in 2005:
Key statistics of cases in 2005:
Marital status
If married, did the victim have children?
Total children surviving victims: 7
Religion
Caste
Age
Education
Employment
Urban / Rural
Abduction, Detention, & Torture
Prior detentions
Prior torture
Abduction preceding enforced disappearance/extrajudicial execution
Security officials informed witnesses where they were taking the victim
Witnesses to abduction
Victim abduction location
Detention facility type
Data forthcoming
Preceding detention location known
Witnesses to detention preceding enforced disappearance/extrajudicial execution
Data forthcoming
Security official response to victim status
Victim presented before judge/magistrate
Enforced Disappearances vs. Extrajudicial Executions
Classification
Number of victims per family
Related incidents
Body disposal by security forces
Security forces returned body
Condition of corpse, if known
Names of involved security officials known
Security forces uniformed
Type(s) of security forces involved in abduction
Type(s) of security forces involved in extrajudicial execution
Militant status
Non-militant, provided support to militants
If provided support, support was voluntary
Approached court or commission
Approached security officials
Reason the family did not pursue any kind of action
Remedies desired from government
District
Year
Note: Where a victim’s date of extrajudicial execution or disappearance falls within a date range that crosses two years (e.g. “between October 1989 and February 1990”), the case appears on both years’ pages. Boundaries based on the 2001 census. Read about our methodology.