IDEHPUCP Newsletter: Interview with Frans Viljoen, Director of the Human Rights Institute of the University of Pretoria, South Africa, and President of the Association of Human Rights InstitutesAHRI).
PUCP - Among peers: How does the state end up being a criminal organization? Dr. Edgardo Buscaglia, academic and researcher at Columbia University, analyzes how criminal networks manage to infiltrate politics and what risks this generates for democracy. In conversation with professor Noam Lopez of the PUCP, they discuss cases in Peru, Argentina, Mexico and the United States, and reflect on the mechanisms that allow or hinder the expansion of organized crime in public institutions.
RPP: Interview with Claudia Paz y Paz. In the framework of the annual conference of the Association of Human Rights InstitutesAHRI), the former attorney general of Guatemala and current director of the program for Central America and Mexico of the Center for Justice and International Law, addressed the human rights situation in the current context of political crisis in Latin America.
The Mule: Interview with Olga Espinoza, academic at the University of Chile.
PUCP - Punto Edu: Interview with Manfred Nowak, Austrian jurist and former UN special rapporteur on torture.
El Comercio: Interview with Elizabeth Salmón, human rights rapporteur for North Korea and former director of IDEHPUCP.
La Encerrona: Interview with Monica Serrano, professor at Oxford University and specialist in Mexican politics, transnational crime and the international relations of Latin America, with emphasis on security; and Jose Ugaz, lawyer and professor at PUCP, and Ad Hoc prosecutor who promoted the investigations in the cases against Alberto Fujimori and Vladimiro Montesinos. He has been president of PROETICA and Transparency International, as well as an official of the Office of Institutional Integrity of the World Bank.
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