La consagración jurídica de testigos olvidados. El juez argentino frente al genocidio armenio

"The Turkish state perpetrated the crime of genocide against the Armenian\npeople between 1915 and 1923". This statement, made in Buenos Aires on 1 April\n2011 by an Argentinian Federal Judge, constitutes the core of a court decision that is\nthe first of its kind in the world and that of...

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Autor principal: Garibian, Sévane
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Departamento de Publicaciones 2014
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Acceso en línea:http://www.derecho.uba.ar/publicaciones/lye/revistas/92/la-consagracion-juridica-de-testigos-olvidados-el-juez-argentino-frente-al-genocidio-armenio.pdf
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Sumario:"The Turkish state perpetrated the crime of genocide against the Armenian\npeople between 1915 and 1923". This statement, made in Buenos Aires on 1 April\n2011 by an Argentinian Federal Judge, constitutes the core of a court decision that is\nthe first of its kind in the world and that offers a legal consecration ? (re)cognition ? of\nthe forgotten witnesses of a crime denied by Turkey. The sentence takes its place in an\naltogether singular framework: the sui generis judicial practice of juicio por la verdad\n(trial for the truth), a national procedure created in Argentina in the 1990s in response\nto the politics of forgetting then related to the crimes committed during the military\ndictatorship. This practice is the direct product of an initial situation of effacement and\nimpunity which calls for the creation of alternative judicial mechanisms of validation\nof the criminal fact and consecration of its victims/witnesses