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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Rojas, Hugo,
• Shaftoe, Miriam,

Titel

Human rights and transitional justice in Chile

Ort / Verlag

Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan,

Erscheinungsjahr

[2022]

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Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Intro -- Preface -- References -- Acknowledgments -- Praise for Human Rights and Transitional Justice in Chile -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Abbreviations -- List of Graphs -- Chapter 1: Human Rights and Transitional Justice -- 1.1 The Essentials of Human Rights -- Origins of Human Rights -- Theoretical Foundations -- International System of Human Rights Protection -- 1.2 The Elements of Transitional Justice -- Truth -- Reparations -- Memory -- Justice -- Non-repetition -- Bibliography -- Chapter 2: Chilean Recent History -- 2.1 Characteristics of Chilean Society Pre-Coup -- 2.2 Revolution in Liberty -- 2.3 Popular Unity -- 2.4 Pinochet's Dictatorship -- 2.5 Democratic Transition -- Bibliography -- Chapter 3: Searching for the Truth -- 3.1 Hidden Truth: Censorship -- 3.2 What Is a TRC? -- 3.3 The Rettig Commission -- 3.4 The Mesa de Diálogo -- 3.5 The Valech Commission -- 3.6 Torture Victims' Testimonies -- 3.7 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Chapter 4: Reparations for the Victims -- 4.1 Laying the Foundations of a Comprehensive Reparations Framework -- Program of Reparations for the Relatives of the Executed and Disappeared -- Program of Reparation and Comprehensive Health Care for Victims -- National Office of Returns -- Program for the Recognition of Political Exoneration -- Reparations for Rural Communities -- Program of Reparations for Political Imprisonment and Torture -- 4.2 Evaluation of Chilean Reparations Policy -- Bibliography -- Chapter 5: Memorializing and Commemorating -- 5.1 Collective Memory in Chile: Multiple Conflicting Narratives -- 5.2 Sites of Memory -- Villa Grimaldi Park for Peace -- Museum of Memory and Human Rights -- Venda Sexy -- 5.3 Counter-Memory -- 5.4 Media, Culture, and Memory -- 5.5 Pedagogy of Memory -- 5.6 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Chapter 6: Investigating and Condemning the Perpetrators.
• 6.1 Justice Under the Dictatorship -- 6.2 Early Transition -- 6.3 Pinochet in London -- 6.4 Key Human Rights Cases in Chile -- 6.5 Lessons from the Chilean Experience of Justice -- Bibliography -- Chapter 7: "Never Again" and Guarantees of Non-repetition -- 7.1 Strengthening of Public Institutions -- 7.2 Reform of the Economic Model and the "Subsidiary State" -- 7.3 Dismantling of Armed Groups -- 7.4 Vetting -- 7.5 Toward a Culture of Respect of Human Rights -- Bibliography -- Final Remarks -- Bibliography -- Index.
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