Report details missing, murdered Indigenous people in San Jose

A report has been released detailing cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people in San Jose. The document compiles information on individuals from Indigenous communities who have disappeared or been killed in the city.

The report aims to bring attention to the issue and provide a clearer picture of the scope of the problem. It includes data on the number of cases, as well as demographic details about the victims.

Advocates for Indigenous rights have long called for more comprehensive tracking of such cases. They say the lack of data has hindered efforts to address violence against Indigenous people.

The report is part of a broader effort to raise awareness and push for policy changes. Officials hope the findings will lead to improved responses from law enforcement and support services for Indigenous families.