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Wschodnia Ukraina w obliczu masowych zaginięć [PDF]
Acta Iuris Stetinensis, 2016 Since 2014 in Eastern Ukraine (Donieck and Lugansk) there have been noticed serious violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law. The most serious problem is growing number of disappearances.
Małgorzata Myl
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Torture, 2021 There are, thus, three essential distinguishing features: intentionality, purpose and severity of suffering. Torture can be broadly defined as the intentional infliction of severe pain or suffering, by agents of the State, for a specific purpose, such as
Pau Perez-Sales +2 more
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Criminalising torture and enforced disappearance in Thailand
Torture, 2020 Torture Journal Editorial Team
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Enforced disappearances and social services: reconstruction of the Ayotzinapa, Iguala, Guerrero (Central Mexico) case [PDF]
Eleuthera, 2020 Objective. Social historical reconstruction of the Ayotzinapa case from the perspective of Social Work intervention models. Methodology. Mixed, a qualitative, retrospective and hermeneutical study with key informants and other quantitative, cross ...
Jorge Hernández Valdés +3 more
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Survivors’ experiences with testifying in trials after gross human rights violations in Argentina
Torture, 2021 In Argentina, persons who were held detained-disappeared during the last military dictatorship (1976 - 1983) now testify in trials related to the military regime’s use of enforced disappearances, torture and other crimes.
Anne M Sønneland
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Torture, 2021 Background: The decade long civil war that struck Algeria in the 90s still has strong impacts on the Algerian society today. This article aims at describing how mass human rights violations committed by state actors have repercussions on far more than ...
Aïcha Madi
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Arena Hukum, 2023 Enforced disappearance could be qualified as a crime against humanity. However, international human rights law (IHRL) and international criminal law (ICL), have different definitions of enforced disappearance.
Abdul Munif Ashri, Hans Giovanny
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Enforced disappearances, multiple motherhoods: outlines for a communicational mapping of absences
Íconos, 2021 This article attempts to perform a communicational mapping of enforced disappearances in Colombia. We do this by studying maternities that proliferate their meaning, feelings and pains as a consequence of the stresses and forces triggered by such ...
Alba Shirley Tamayo-Arango +1 more
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Genealogies of Nothing: Enforced Disappearances, Fable Lives, and Archives in Erasure
Foucault Studies, 2023 This article investigates the political impact of collective story-telling practices in the enforced disappearances from a Foucauldian perspective. I utilize two main theoretical frameworks: on the one hand, that of necropolitics, a kind of power that ...
Ege Selin Islekel
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Caravelle, 2023 This paper analyses relations among FEDEDAM, Eureka Comitee and AFADEM during the 80s as a training space for memories of enforced disappearances. We examine from primary sources, some written some oral, the organisations’ trajectories and spots of ...
María Angélica Tamayo Plazas
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