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CoIoED resolves 7,164 cases

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The Commission of Enquiry on Enforced Disappearances (CoIoED) on Tuesday announced that it had disposed of 7,164 cases out of the total 9,393 registered cases by the end of March 2023. According to a monthly report released by ColoED, In March 2023 alone, the commission registered 141 new cases, bringing the total registered cases to 9,534, said a spokesman of the commission. During the same month, the commission disposed of 59 cases, which meant that the total number of missing person cases solved by March 31, 2023, was 7,164, leaving a balance of 2,370 cases.

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