UN official warns of Gaza crimes evidence loss
The UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territories called on authorities not to turn debris removal operations in the Gaza Strip into a means of erasing evidence of international crimes. She emphasized that the rubble may contain human remains and vital evidence for investigations. She pointed out that more than 10,000 people are still buried under the ruins, while approximately 70% of Gaza's territory is under restrictions imposed by Israeli military control. She urged the preservation of the human identity of the victims and respect for their rights before destroying the debris, warning of criminal accountability for those who distort or deliberately damage the evidence.
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