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In the Federal Judiciary Institute of Mexico, Inauguration Ceremony of the Third International Judicial Forum New Proposals for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide
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In the Federal Judiciary Institute of Mexico, Inauguration Ceremony of the Third International Judicial Forum New Proposals for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide

This February 20, 2015, at the Federal Judiciary Institute of Mexico, the Third International Judicial Forum “New Proposals for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide”, was opened; fulfilling the objective of the Justice for Peace project, which is carried out by the Global Embassy of Activists for Peace.

Ecuador, Colombia and Bosnia Herzegovina formed the third group of lecturers in Argentina.
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Ecuador, Colombia and Bosnia Herzegovina formed the third group of lecturers in Argentina.

Liliana Quiroz, lawyer, teacher and secretary of the Legal Research Institute of the National University of La Matanza in Argentina, was the moderator in charge, after the afternoon recess, as the Second Judicial Forum resumed its program with the third group of multinational speakers, composed of Ecuador, Colombia and Bosnia-Herzegovina: Gladys Edilma Teran Sierra, Camilo Montoya Real and Dr. Mirsad Tokaca.

Closure of the 2nd International Judicial Forum: Neutralization of values, Argentina dictatorship and the criminal policy of genocide were the topics of the 4th Table
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Closure of the 2nd International Judicial Forum: Neutralization of values, Argentina dictatorship and the criminal policy of genocide were the topics of the 4th Table

The last group of speakers at the 2nd Judicial Forum, moderated by Dr. Hector Zimmerman, lawyer, former commander of Northeast University of Argentina, professor at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and scholar of Yad Vashem, was composed of representatives from Argentina and Colombia.

International Judicial Forum “New Proposals for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide,” Argentina – Dr. Julio César Pineda – 2nd Moderation
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International Judicial Forum “New Proposals for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide,” Argentina – Dr. Julio César Pineda – 2nd Moderation

Well, Dr. Rafecas, Holocaust education requires us to work in this sense, and as he said: study it in each of our realities to see which laws, how we can typify it, also as said by Ambassador William Soto, what is the reality in each country.

That is why it is very important right now, also the conversation we will be having, or exposition of Luis Ernesto Vargas Silva. Honorable President of the Constitutional Court in Colombia.

In Argentina: Opening ceremony of the Second International Judicial Forum at the University of Buenos Aires
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In Argentina: Opening ceremony of the Second International Judicial Forum at the University of Buenos Aires

Convened by the Global Embassy of Activists for Peace, experts in the areas of international criminal justice, genocide, terrorism and violation of human rights, meet again in an academic and legal framework, to lecture, review and create a course of action in order to give continuity to the project "Justice for Peace" promoted by Dr. William Soto Santiago.