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Interview with the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team (EAAF)
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https://doi.org/10.24215/26183188e069Keywords:
interdisciplinary approach, Forensic Anthropology Team, Forensic anthropology, EAAFAbstract
We interviewed the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team (EAAF), an international benchmark in the search for and restitution of the identity of disappeared people. For his work in more than sixty countries and his commitment to human rights, he has received countless recognitions and awards around the world. Natalia Federman is a lawyer, Doctor of Human Rights and, since 2022, executive director of the EAAF. She has participated in the investigation of crimes committed by the last Argentine military dictatorship for more than 20 years. Mercedes Salado Puerto is a Doctor in Biology and Forensic Anthropologist. She has been a member of the EAAF since 2003. She currently coordinates the Forensic Identification Unit. She has acted as an expert and advisor in numerous investigations and training missions in several countries.
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