Due to disappearances and killings of activists in Mexico, members of civil society in that country live in fear for their safety. A number of human rights organizations believe that these reprisals may be connected to local security forces. Mobile technology provides a way for those targeted to contact international human rights groups and provide evidence that would be useful in an intervention or investigation.

1. Google Maps/ Earth*Incidences of disappearances 2. EPAF Information Sources: * EPAF's database of ante-mortem data for missing persons. This has documented and verifiable information on people who went missing * EPAF's spreadsheet of information on the missing.* Records (hardcopy files) on government activities during the time frame specified. There is a need for EPAF staff members to still comb through mountains of files to get data that is then used to collaborate information on the missing people. * Information from accredited sources (e.g. the Peru Registry of Victims etc.) with information on locations of places of alleged atrocities and where specific people are thought to have been disappeared.3. Visitors to the Website: *Information on places/ locations providing support to the families of people who were disappeared.*An interactive forum where people could provide information and stories of the missing (if possible).