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Scientists and Human Rights in Chile: Report of a Delegation (1985)
National Academy of Sciences (NAS)

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49 APPENDIX A CASES OF THE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN CHILE The names of the scientific colleagues listed below are among those presented to the Chilean authori- ties by the delegation. The list includes people who reportedly were banished to internal exile without charges or trial in the months prior to the visit by the delegation, as well as cases of col- leagues who reportedly were arrested or disappeared in previous years. Much of the case information following each name was obtained by the delegates while in Chile from sources believed to be know- ledgeable and reliable.

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