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Abandoned Disappeared: Mexico’s Segregation and Abuse of Children and Adults with Disabilities Printed edition updated June 2011 First released in Mexico City NOVEMBER 30, 2010 A Report by Disability Rights International and the Comisión Mexicana de Defensa y Promoción de los Derechos Humanos Primary authors: Eric Rosenthal, JD, Executive Director, Disability Rights International (DRI) Erin Jehn, JD, Staff Attorney, DRI Sofía Galván, LLM, Director for Mexico and Central America, DRI Investigative team/co-authors: Laurie Ahern, President, DRI, Elizabeth Bauer, MA, Board of Directors, DRI, Will Hall, Freedom Center, Alison A. Hillman de Velásquez, JD, former director of Americas Programs, DRI, Ana Yeli Perez, JD, CMDPDH, Mercedes Torres, JD, CMDPDH José ángel Valencia Orozco, consultant, DRI, Elizabeth Zorrilla, JD, DRI Investigative team/mental health experts: Dr. Willians Valentini, MD, consultant, Brazil, Dr. Robert Okin, MD, University of California School of Medicine, US, Karen Green McGowan, RN, CDDN, consultant, US Translated by: Sofía Galván, Ingmar Barra?ón-Rivera, Omar Estefan, Elizabeth Zorrilla Disability Rights International Disability Rights International (DRI - formerly Mental Disability Rights International), is an international human rights organization dedicated to the rights and full participation in society of people with disabilities. DRI documents abuses and promotes international awareness and oversight of the rights of people with disabilities. DRI trains and supports disability rights and human rights activists worldwide to promote rights enforcement and service-system reform. DRI is based in Washington, DC with regional offices in Mexico and Serbia. DRI has investigated human rights conditions and collaborated with activists in more than two dozen countries of the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. DRI has authored or published reports on the United States (2010), Vietnam (1999, published by UNICEF), Serbia (2007), Argentin