Author(s): Maria del Rosario Molina Gonzalez, Victor Hugo Merino Cordoba, Luiz Vicente Ovalles Toledo, Carmen Ysabel Martinez de Merino, Elias Alexander Vallejo Montoya, Clara Judith Brito Carrillo, Hector Enrique Urzola Berrios, Maigre Indira Acurero Luzardo, Diego Leon Restrepo Lopez, Julio Anderson Alvarez Mont, Manuel Antonio Perez Vasquez, Cruz Garcia Lirios, Javier carreon Guillen
In the current context next to a twentieth century was marked by the emergence of State’s genocide unprecedented in history, crimes against humanity totaled about 188 millions of non - combatant civilians killed during the Stalinist regimes of the Former Soviet Union (around 20 million), Maoism in the People's Republic of China (40 million) and Nazism in the Germany of the first world war (21 million). In that tenor the authoritarian governments of Cambodia that extinguished 25% (2 million) of its population for reasons of ethnic cleansing, the regime of Rwanda that killed 800 thousand people in less than 100 days and the one perpetrated against the Armenian people of a total of 2 million, one million was massacred and half a million displaced are examples of democracies in which enforced disappearances are a lesser evil. Well, the objective of this study is to establish the reliability and validity of an instrument that measures public safety protocols around the forced disappearance of people from the perspective of the citizen in vocational training. A non-experimental, cross-sectional and exploratory study was carried out with a sample selection of 300 students from a public university in central Mexico, considering their training and professional practice in the field of security administration and human rights. From a structural model. The consensus was found to be responsible, but the type of study, sample selection and statistical analysis limited the results to the study sample, forcing a contrast of the model in other scenarios.