OHCHR said returnees had described coercive interrogations, degrading treatment, confiscation of belongings, and, in some accounts, denial of medical care and basic facilities during transit. It warned that such practices could violate human rights and undermine safe and dignified return. The reports highlighted that reopening a crossing did not by itself ensure freedom of movement or humane treatment.
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What did OHCHR report about some returnees through Rafah?
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OHCHR relayed accounts of ill-treatment and confiscated belongings.
OHCHR relayed reports of degrading treatment and confiscation of belongings from some returnees.
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The reports were part of OHCHRโs concern about safe and dignified returns.