Guatemala Human Rights and the Myrna Mack Case (2003) / Chapter Skim
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Close attention and support by scientists, engineers, and health professionals interested In the plight of their colleagues who are hying to undertake such ~nvestigations and projects is clearly needed. In consideration of what has been learned by the CHR In the course of its human rights work In Guatemala during the past decade, then findings of the 2002 mission undertaken by WestEberhard arid Posh, and the disturbing increase In threats to the physical safety of scientific colleagues In Guatemala because of their scientific work, the Cow decided that it should undertake a number of specific initiatives to help protect and provide moral support to these Numerable scientific colleagues.
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Additionally, given the importance of outside pressures in the progress of human rights in Guatemala, and the increasing role of the European community in this arena, it is hoped that the International Human Rights Network of Academies and Scholarly Societies, for which the CHR serves as secretanat, watt agree to be prominently involved in these and other efforts in Guatemala.
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