Albanizi cautions on removing evidence of Israeli actions in Gaza demolitions

The United Nations Special Rapporteur, Francesca Albanese, called on authorities not to turn debris removal operations in Gaza into a means of erasing evidence of international crimes, emphasizing that the rubble contains human remains and crucial evidence for investigations. Estimates indicate that the volume of debris from destroyed buildings in the Gaza Strip amounts to approximately 68 million tons, with over 10,000 people still trapped beneath the rubble. Additionally, around 70% of Gaza's territory is under Israeli military restrictions. She pointed out that destroying evidence could hinder accountability and urged the recovery of remains and documentation of sites before removing the debris.

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