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Forensic anthropologists identify missing persons in Guatemala

A webinar titled “Pathways for Searching and Identifying the Disappeared” celebrated 24 years of hard work from the Guatemalan Forensic Anthropology Foundation (FAFG) on Oct. 26. Some of the event’s guests included Rosalina Tuyuc, Marta Macz, and Freddy Peccerelli. Peccerelli, a forensic anthropologist and executive director at the FAFG, explained the issues in Guatemala more.

New yorkUnited statesLos muertosJosef mengleRosalina tuyucClyde snowMaya qeqchiFreddy peccerelliMarta maczJohnf kennedyLucelis martinezSadam husseinNew york timesCouncil of mayan womenGuatemalan forensic anthropology foundationSenior staff

Forensic anthropologists identify missing persons in Guatemala

A webinar titled “Pathways for Searching and Identifying the Disappeared” celebrated 24 years of hard work from the Guatemalan Forensic Anthropology Foundation (FAFG) on Oct. 26. Some of the event’s guests included Rosalina Tuyuc, Marta Macz, and Freddy Peccerelli. Peccerelli, a forensic anthropologist and executive director at the FAFG, explained the issues in Guatemala more.

New yorkUnited statesLos muertosJosef mengleRosalina tuyucClyde snowMaya qeqchiFreddy peccerelliMarta maczJohnf kennedyLucelis martinezSadam husseinNew york timesCouncil of mayan womenGuatemalan forensic anthropology foundationSenior staff

Guatemala disappeared: Reuniting families with the remains of loved ones

Thousands are still searching for their loved ones 25 years after Guatemala's armed conflict ended.

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Reuniting families with the remains of the disappeared

Reuniting families with the remains of the disappeared © James Rodriguez Gabriela Meléndez is one of the forensic experts working to identify the victims of Guatemala s armed conflict Almost 25 years on from the signing of a peace agreement which put an end to Guatemala s bloody armed conflict, thousands of families have yet to find the remains of their missing relatives. More than 200,000 people were killed during the 36-year civil war between the military and left-wing rebels which ended in 1996. Of these, an estimated 45,000 people were forcibly disappeared, their bodies buried in unmarked pits or dumped in mass graves. © James Rodriguez

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Guatemala disappeared: Reuniting families with the remains of loved ones

Guatemala disappeared: Reuniting families with the remains of loved ones
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