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A U.S. anthropologist trains Latin American students in the use of forensic anthropology on INDEPENDENT LENS: "El Equipo" - Oct. 9 at 10 pm - Vimarsana News

A U.S. anthropologist trains Latin American students in the use of forensic anthropology on INDEPENDENT LENS: "El Equipo" - Oct. 9 at 10 pm

NEW DOCUMENTARY“EL EQUIPO”CENTERS THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE- NOMINATED TEAM THAT CHANGED THE COURSE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE, UPHOLDING INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS AFTER ARGENTINA’S 1976 DICTA

Source: woub.org
Guatemala-based group extends hand on First Nations' residential school searches - Vimarsana News

Guatemala-based group extends hand on First Nations' residential school searches

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Sask.-based lawyer welcomes Guatemalan group's offer to support search for unmarked graves - Vimarsana News

Sask.-based lawyer welcomes Guatemalan group's offer to support search for unmarked graves

Group offers to train Indigenous communities on how to excavate graves and recover remains

Saskatchewan-based Lawyer Appreciates Support From Guatemalan Group In Unmarked Graves Investigation - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan-based Lawyer Appreciates Support From Guatemalan Group In Unmarked Graves Investigation

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Sask.-based lawyer welcomes Guatemalan group's offer to support search for unmarked graves - Vimarsana News

Sask.-based lawyer welcomes Guatemalan group's offer to support search for unmarked graves

Saskatchewan-based lawyer Donald Worme, a member of Kawacatoose First Nation, is on board with increasing the Forensic Anthropology Foundation of Guatemala's reach in Canada. The organization has offered to help with efforts to potentially recover remains of children on the grounds of former residential schools.

Source: cbc.ca