This CAPAZ working paper addresses the question of the extent to which sexual or sexualised violence, as perpetrated en masse in the course of wars, civil wars, civil war-type conflicts, and comparable forms of armed conflict.
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NOTICIAS DESTACADAS
CAPAZ working paper (6-2019): “The didactic management of sexualised violence in war. A look through the wars of dissolution in Yugoslavia as an example”
“Colombia: Renegades target the heart of peace”: Angelika Rettberg and Stefan Peters on DW
In its recent article, DW consulted Angelika Rettberg (Universidad de los Andes/CAPAZ) and Prof. Dr. Stefan Peters (JLU/CAPAZ) on the complex situation that is currently playing out in the implementation of the Colombian peace process.
Contribution to the second edition of a volume on psychosomatic medicine: A CAPAZ-supported project
Researchers Sonia Díaz Monsalve and Andrés Cubillos collaborated on a chapter on psychosomatic medicine in Latin America, included in the second edition of the publication entitled “Psychosomatic Medicine: An International Guide for the Primary Care Setting” (Springer Nature, 2020). One of the editors for the volume is Prof. Dr. Michael Wirsching, from the University Medical Centre Freiburg (Springer Nature, 2020).
“Soleimani’s killing, a test for International Law”: Prof. Dr. Kai Ambos’ Analysis for El Espectador
Prof. Dr. Kai Ambos, Director of the CEDPAL at the University of Göttingen and spokesman for the university at CAPAZ, analysed the case of the assassination of the Iranian General Qasem Soleimaní for the Colombian newspaper El Espectador.
“Latin America, pending issues to protect the environment”
The CAPAZ Academic Director, Prof. Dr. Stefan Peters was interviewed by the German news channel Deutsche Welle (DW) on the challenges facing Latin America in 2020.