68. The Working Group remains concerned, specifically, (a) about the fact that the Justice and Peace Law does not exclude enforced disappearances perpetrated by members of paramilitary groups with the support, consent or acquiescence of State actors and (b) that the reports of every organization of families of victims of enforced disappearance with whom the members of the Working Group held meetings, that several leaders and other members of paramilitary groups, potentially eligible under the relevant Law were liable for enforced disappearances committed with the direct or indirect involvement or acquiescence of governmental officers, particularly members of the police or the Armed Forces.
68. The Working Group remains concerned, specifically, (a) about the fact that the Justice and Peace Law does not exclude enforced disappearances perpetrated by members of paramilitary groups with the support, consent or acquiescence of State actors and (b) that the reports of every organization of families of victims of enforced disappearance with whom the members of the Working Group held meetings, that several leaders and other members of paramilitary groups, potentially eligible under the relevant Law were liable for enforced disappearances committed with the direct or indirect involvement or acquiescence of governmental officers, particularly members of the police or the Armed Forces.