Titlebook: Resistance to Political Violence in Latin America; Documenting Atrocity Oriana Bernasconi Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Political Technologies of Registration and Denunciation of State Violence,he field of science and technology studies, this book introduces another scale in human rights archives investigation. This means a shift from the study of archives as source of information towards the interrogation of the archives’ documentary practices, and the realities they bring into existence.

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How to Sustain a Human Rights Organisation Under State Violence,ism, a response that was based on assistance, documentation, and denunciation of the repressive state. Drawing on secondary data and interviews with former Comité and Vicaría staff, the chapter describes the most dramatic episodes of dispute the organisations faced, and shows how they remained unavo

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Professions and Profiles: Epistemic Communities and the Registration of Human Rights Violations,latives and direct victims of political repression. Based on archival documentation, secondary literature, and interviews with former staff members, it explores how these professions and their respective . supported those persecuted by the regime. It argues that an interdisciplinary style of working

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Making State Violence Visible: Documenting, Investigating and Denouncing Atrocities, with former staff of the Comité and the Vicaría and documentary databases produced through archival research. The chapter traces the processes of registration, denunciation and investigation of repressive state practices that the two organisations pioneered. It examines artefacts that were produced

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Registration and Documentation of State Violence as Judicial Evidence in Human Rights Trials,been successfully used over the past twenty years in Chile to contribute to numerous criminal prosecutions of crimes against humanity. The chapter explains how such records adequately met evidentiary standards, and discusses their use in human rights trials in Chile and the recent Operation Condor t

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Conclusion: Documentation of State Terrorism as Resistance,ve form of resistance. In the Chilean case, anti-dictatorial resistance operated at four levels: (i) Morally, it represented a work of care, a space of human dignity and solidarity in the face of horror; (ii) Epistemically, registration allowed state terrorism to become known, guiding actions to ass

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Registration and Documentation of State Violence as Judicial Evidence in Human Rights Trials, by Chile’s national Museum of Memory and Human Rights. These in turn represent around two-thirds of the 320 definitive (i.e. final) sentences handed down, as of May 2017, by Chile’s domestic courts for human rights violations committed during the dictatorship era.