Retrato de progresividad en materia de niños, niñas y adolescentes (NNyA) desaparecidos: Análisis de su uso en las Comisiones Locales de Búsqueda de Personas en México

The disappearance of children and adolescents (hereinafter, NnyA) is a serious human rights violation that permeates Mexico. The Network for the Rights of Children in our country (hereinafter, REDIM) has pointed out the high number of disappearances of NnyA, and the effectiveness that has been taken in their return home. However, there is a high percentage of NnyA, who do not return home, and therefore the search actions must be more accurate and with more information data, which allow to have greater effectiveness in less time. Derived from the above, and in order to guarantee, the human right to be sought based on a differentiated principle, should be considered as a guiding axis in the case of NnyA, the portrait of progressivity, which gives as a derivation that the search of long and immediate time, is guaranteed, with a better investigation that allows the search for a person NnyA with greater firmness. This work seeks to highlight the lack of use of the portrait of progressivity by the authorities, especially the local search commissions, but above all to make clear that its use is indispensable.