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Breaking silence : the case that changed the face of human rights
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ISBN: 158901281X 1435638972 9781435638976 9781589012813 9781589010321 1589010329 1589012240 9781589012240 1589010329 9781589012240 Year: 2004 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : Georgetown University Press,

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Young seventeen-year-old Joelito Fil?rtiga was taken from his family home in Asunci?n, Paraguay, brutally tortured, and murdered by the Paraguayan police. Breaking Silence is the inside story of the quest for justice by his fatherùthe true target of the policeùParaguayan artist and philanthropist Dr. Joel Fil?rtiga. That cruel death, and the subsequent uncompromising struggle by Joelito's father and family, led to an unprecedented sea change in international law and human rights. The author, Richard Alan White, first became acquainted with the Fil?rtiga family in the mid-1970s while doing rese

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