Paths to Justice
Resistance to government abuse could be, and often was, a death sentence; concentration camps, death squads and the harrowing disappearances of thousands of people characterized these regimes. The following decades would reveal the scope of the human rights violations in both countries, nurturing a...
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Veröffentlicht in: | AGBU : [news] 2020-05, Vol.30 (1), p.57-61 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Resistance to government abuse could be, and often was, a death sentence; concentration camps, death squads and the harrowing disappearances of thousands of people characterized these regimes. The following decades would reveal the scope of the human rights violations in both countries, nurturing a public discourse on memory, justice and truth. "The shared heritage and patriotism united many different Armenians under the same roof in Montevideo, but in a time of raids, closures and seizures of land, many attempted to safeguard their individual institutions, occasionally at the expense of others." From Buenos Aires to Istanbul, Aharonian has championed equity and criticized impunity. Since 1985, she has traveled extensively as an advocate, activist and ally, speaking at global forums in |
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