Bulletin #8 South-South Migration Movements: Borders, Trajectories, and Inequalities

 Bulletin #8 South-South Migration Movements: Borders, Trajectories, and Inequalities

CLACSO Working Group on Migration and South-South Borders
Bulletin: South-South Migration Movements. Borders, Trajectories and Inequalities
Year 4 – Number #8 Initiatives from exile for the maintenance of the legacy of the Truth Commission of Colombia
November 2023

CONTENTS

  1. IntroductionSupport for the legacy of Colombia's Truth Commission from exile
    Carmen Gómez Martín
    Cécile Mouly
    Vanessa Paredes
  2. The current situation of the Colombian exile. A developing transnational field
    Jeisson Oswaldo Martínez-Leguízamo
  3. To exist in and for Colombia, in and for exile. The experience of the recognition of exile in the Truth Commission
    María Margarita Echeverri Buriticá
    Carolina Morales Arias
  4. The long road for displaced people to achieve inclusion in the victims' law 
    Armando Duarte Gómez
  5. The legacy of building recognition and truth about Colombia outside of Colombia. Experiences from the United Kingdom
    Lina Malagón
    Peter Drury
  6. Choir listening. Listening to voices of pain to repair collective trauma
    Amparo Jiménez
  7. The challenge of getting exile to talk about itself
    Germán Ávila
  8. GV+ Argentina. Collective Memory and Truth of Colombia outside of Colombia
    Diana Pérez 
    Jennifer Aguirre
    Jessica Paola Vargas Guzmán
    Camila Andrea Sánchez Pulido
    Yessica Jaramillo
    Sergio A. Castillo Gutiérrez
    Juan Carlos Oteca
    Miguel Tolosa
    Osman Plata
    Esteban Trujillo Gaitán
  9. The legacy. A chronicle from exile in Ecuador
    Marian Lorena Mejía Rivera
  10. Activities supporting the legacy of the Truth Commission of Colombia from exile in Costa Rica 
    Elias David Cohen Cohen
  11. Efforts from the SOVIC-Panama organization to support the legacy of the Truth Commission of Colombia
    Lucila Galán
  12. Colombia's Truth Commission: How to communicate a legacy?
    Carlos E. Flores