During the reporting period, OHCHR continued to receive requests from victims and other sources to anonymize information published about their cases, due to fears of reprisals against themselves or their relatives, whether inside the country or in exile. OHCHR has also documented that at least 62 individuals declined to engage in any form—including under conditions of confidentiality (disclosure of information without revealing data that could identify them)—with United Nations human rights mechanisms, citing the same reason. Among them were journalists, members of outlawed political parties, representatives of Indigenous Peoples affected by the illegal sale of collective territories, and former government officials. Moreover, in two cases documented by OHCHR, two women left Nicaragua permanently, in order to be able to continue to engage with international human rights mechanisms. Names and details of those concerned are withheld for fear of further reprisals.