“…The article analyzes the manners in which the Argentine exiles appealed to the juridical strategy as form of antidictatorial resistance, departing from the denunciation of the functioning of the Judicial Power and the claim of respect of the rights and procedural fundamental guarantees, up to managing to propose a "Núremberg" in which the violations were proceeded to the human rights that were taking place in the country. The work supports that in the conjuncture delimited by the approval of the dictatorial laws on "missing persons" (September, 1979), the publication of the report of the visit to the Argentina of the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights of the Organization of American States (April, 1980) and the political alternatives that surroundedcommemoration of the 5th anniversary of the coup d'état (March 24, 1981), the exiles began to glimpse to the justice (national or international) as a horizon - diffuse but credibly - in that to look for punishment for the perpetrators of crimes against the life, the freedom and the integrity of the argentinians and especially for those responsible for most abject crime of the terrorist State: the enforced disappearance of persons.…”
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“…As well as in the history of human rights that protects sexual diversity. Shows the idea that the analytic experience, like the fiction showing by the Danish girl, is about love and jouissance. …”
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“…The problem of elder abuse or negligent behavior towards them has led to it being addressed in different human rights instruments; among them the Montevideo Consensus on Population and Development and the Inter-American Convention on the Protection of the Human Rights of Older Persons. …”
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“…It is expected to contribute to the prioritization of children's rights as specific contents to be addressed during the training of primary level teachers in the jurisdiction. Key words: Human rights, Teacher training, Rights of children, Curricular policy…”
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“…Conversation between César Marchesino, director of the Human Rights Program and professor at the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities at the National University of Córdoba; and Francisco Tamarit, former rector of the National University of Córdoba, professor at the Faculty of Mathematics, Astronomy, Physics and Computing at the National University of Córdoba.…”
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“…This project was a proposal born from the dialogue between the Migrations and Urban Space Program -which is based at the Center for Research and Studies on Culture and Society (CIECS) (CONICET/UNC) and works in research and articulations with migrant population in the city of Córdoba- and the Human Rights Program of the FFyH -which seeks to promote research work that addresses issues with a human rights perspective and strengthen ties with different social spaces from the collective construction-. …”
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“…It connects this reality with its filmic representation based on the Arizona Law or SB1070, whose origin and foundation contravenes the international discourse of human rights.…”
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“…Consummated, displayed significant relationships that encourage potential areas of cooperation related to the defense of the core values of freedom, democracy, human rights, rule of law, among others. Thus, the letter invites you to learn more about this instrument, which can mean an important alternative development, and that surpasses the idea of a Free Trade Agreement, and includes issues such as development cooperation, political dialogue and commercial.…”
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