A United Nations expert has warned that clearing rubble across Gaza could destroy evidence linked to alleged atrocity crimes and make it impossible to recover human remains. The debris may contain forensic material, personal effects and clues about how people died, making careful documentation essential. The warning comes as authorities and aid groups face pressure to reopen damaged areas and remove hazards. Investigators say rushed clearance could undermine future accountability efforts, while families remain desperate for information about missing relatives.
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