The bastions of Salvadoran memory: the María Julia Hernández Legal Guardianship Human Rights Association and the Committee of Christian Mothers and Relatives of the Detained, Disappeared and Murdered Father Octavio Ortiz-Sister Silvia

Authors

  • Johanna Marroquín Joachin

Keywords:

Human rights associations, Internal armed conflict, El Salvador

Abstract

This article discusses the role of two human rights defense and promotion organizations in El Salvador since the 1970s and during the internal armed conflict (1980-1992). It also describes their work on current issues related to the defense of the environment, historical memory, migration, among others

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Published

2024-12-27

How to Cite

Marroquín Joachin, . J. (2024). The bastions of Salvadoran memory: the María Julia Hernández Legal Guardianship Human Rights Association and the Committee of Christian Mothers and Relatives of the Detained, Disappeared and Murdered Father Octavio Ortiz-Sister Silvia. Journal of the Place of Memory, Tolerance and Social Inclusion +Memoria(s), (5), 241–266. Retrieved from https://revistas.cultura.gob.pe/index.php/memorias/article/view/557

Issue

No. 5 (2024): +Memoria(s)

Section

Post-conflict and public policies in Peru and Latin America

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