CICLO DE CONFERENCIAS: ANTROPOLOGÍA FORENSE Y DERECHOS HUMANOS EN LATINOAMÉRICA
VERDAD Y JUSTICIA PARA LA GENERACIÓN DEL BICENTENARIO Y PARA TODO EL PAÍS
Primer Ciclo de Conferencias Internacionales sobre Antropología Forense
A 100 DÍAS DEL INICIO DE LA CUARENTENA, ES MOMENTO DE PENSAR EN LAS PERSONAS
24 Apr 2010
Posted by epafperu Con la participación de representantes de más de 27 países, gran parte son organizaciones de víctimas de desaparición forzada y organizaciones que acompañan estos proceso de búsqueda, tendrá lugar el II Congreso Mundial de Trabajo Psicosocial en Desaparición Forzada y procesos de exhumación,...
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Posted by epafperu EPAF’s Forensic Training Workshops in Nepal Kathmandu, Nepal - The Peruvian Forensic Anthropology Team (EPAF) recently finished training Nepal's National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Advocacy Forum - Nepal, and the National Police on how to conduct effective forensic investigations into cases of forced...
Leer más → 08 Apr 2010
Posted by epafperu The Peruvian Forensic Anthropology Team (EPAF) expresses its solidarity to the victims of Ambo, Huánuco Province, who, last Thursday April 1st, lost family members in the mudslides and to those who have not yet been able to determine the whereabouts of their loved ones. The latter are generally referred...
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Posted by epafperu The Peruvian Forensic Anthropology Team (EPAF) has closely followed the events surrounding the violent confrontations in Bagua on June 5, 2009. Since then, we have consistently encouraged the authorities to carry out an impartial investigation that would provide the families of the victims with concrete...
Leer más → 09 Dec 2009
Posted by epafperu After 10 days investigating what is considered the worst case of election–related violence in Philippine history, José Pablo Baraybar, the Executive Director of the Peruvian Forensic Anthropology Team (EPAF), told reporters today in Manilla that the total number of victims could be more than the 57 initially...
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Posted by epafperu On November 26th, the Philippine Commission on Human Rights named EPAF’s Executive Director, José Pablo Baraybar, to head an investigation into the massacre of 57 people in the country's Maguindanao province. The massacre, which is considered the worst case of election-related violence in Philippine...
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