United Nations Security Council members visit the Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh. UN Photo / Caroline Gluck Example 1: International human rights law An FFM employing the “reasonable grounds to believe” standard of proof is investigating the human rights violation of enforced disappearance. At the close of the investigation there must be reasonable grounds to believe that: 1. A person was detained or otherwise deprived of their liberty; 2. The deprivation of liberty was carried out by State agents, including persons or groups acting with the authorization, support or acquiescence of the State;74 and 74 38 Or others who can invoke State responsibility, from among those on the list set out above in note 46. ATTRIBUTING INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY