More terrible than death : massacres, drugs, and America's war in Colombia by Kirk Robin

Author:Kirk, Robin
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Narcotics, Control of, Social Science, International Relations - General, Drug Abuse, U.S. - Latin America Relations, History - General History, Politics/International Relations, Political Freedom & Security - Law Enforcement, Latin America - South America, Sociology - General, Political Science, Cocaine industry, Colombia, Drug traffic, Human rights, Drug control
Publisher: New York : Public Affairs
Published: 2003-10-18T16:00:00+00:00

From the right, Sister Nohemy Palencia, Josue Giraldo, Gonzalo Zarate Triana, and a secretary with the Meta Civic Committee for Human Rights. After Zarate's murder in 2001, the committee disbanded. (© 1993 Robin Kirk for Human Rights Watch)

Jorge Eliecer Gaitan lies dying after being shot on April 9, 1948. (AP/Wide World Photos)

This family escaped paramilitary attacks and fled to Villavicencio in 1993. They were among those helped by Josue Giraldo and Sister Nohemy (center) of the Meta Civic Committee for Human Rights. (© 1993 Robin Kirk for Human Rights Watch)

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