UN says Israel's removal of Gaza rubble risks war crimes evidence.
They publishedIsrael’s removal of Gaza rubble risk to war crimes evidence: UN
First reportSouth China Morning Post · 7 Sept, 15:45Z
Latest reportAl Jazeera · 7 Sept, 21:00Z
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Why it matters
What
The UN says Israel’s removal of rubble in Gaza risks destroying evidence of possible war crimes.
Why
Preserving rubble could be important for investigations into alleged violations during the conflict.
Watch
Monitor UN efforts to preserve evidence and any response from Israel.
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Summary
- UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese warns rubble removal in Gaza may erase evidence.
- She says rubble contains human remains and material records relevant to international crimes.
- Estimates say over 10,000 people buried under Gaza debris remain unaccounted for.
- Albanese cites a recent burial of 112 family members beneath Gaza City rubble.
- She urges independent oversight and preservation of evidence before displacement or removal.