UN warns of Gaza crime evidence destruction
The UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese, called for avoiding turning debris removal operations in Gaza into a means of erasing evidence of international crimes. She emphasized that the rubble contains human remains and crucial evidence for investigating potential violations, noting that over 10,000 people are still trapped beneath the debris and that approximately 70% of Gaza is under access restrictions. She urged the importance of retrieving human remains and documenting evidence before any destruction process to prevent erasing evidence and to safeguard investigative efforts and the international court, which has issued orders to Israel to ensure the preservation of evidence.
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