Novedades del último mes en eBooks de Derechos humanos

Hannah Arendt advirtió que el poder humano puede materializar las más terribles fantasías sin que el cielo se desplome ni la tierra se abra, recordándonos que las vulneraciones más graves a los derechos humanos surgen paradojicamente de la propia expresion humana. Desde esa premisa, la obra que tiene usted en sus manos examina los marcos normativos e institucionales mediante los cuales los Estados latinoamericanos han enfrentado estas violaciones, evidenciando como las fracturas del orden democratico son herencia de transiciones incompletas. Ademas, nos da cuenta del impacto del neoconstitucionalismo y de las tensiones entre soberania constitucional y el derecho internacional de los derechos humanos, incorporando la reparacion del daño con perspectiva de genero y la centralidad de las victimas como ejes de una justicia sustentada en la verdad, la memoria, la reparacion y no repeticion.

An OB-GYN at the center of the Syrian refugee crisis recounts 9 months at the al-Hol campa place of violence, murder, and survivalImagine what its like to be pregnant and give birthor to try to care for and protect a family in the middle of hopelessness?This book is not about politics. It is about individual human beings in a dry, barren landscape. Up to 74,000 people at a timemostly women, babies, and childrenlive for years in tents and have no prospect of leaving because no country will have them.Maria Milland takes readers on a powerful, documentary journey to meet the pregnant and laboring women facing the difficult, harsh, and violent living conditions of al-Hol camp in northeast Syria. Her firsthand account provides vivid, unique, and honest insight into life inside the camp, which has never before been described to the outside world.Amidst the brutal everyday realities of the camp, the maternity ward is a safe space, where health problems, as well as existential challenges, are displayed and embracedand children are born. Behind towering fences, sprawling in the deserts nothingness, they spend their childhood deprived of fundamental human rights, and with the looming risk of growing into a new generation of Islamic fundamentalists.Beautifully written and carefully observed, this is not only a story of resilience and hope in the face of hopelessness, but also serves as a powerful reminder of our shared humanity.

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