乔治的证据

Q3 Social Sciences Archivaria Pub Date : 2022-12-14 DOI:10.7202/1094881ar
Natalia Bermúdez Qvortrup, Marta Lucía Giraldo
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1985年7月15日,豪尔赫·索托·加洛在从Medellín前往哥伦比亚波哥大的途中失踪。Jorge是哥伦比亚成千上万的失踪者之一,他们的家人仍在寻找答案,然而Jorge的生活和失踪已经被纪念和记录下来,通过他姐姐的工作来保存、培养和激活他的个人档案。近几十年来,失踪者家属开始收集载有失踪证据的文件夹。本文探讨了豪尔赫·索托·加洛的个人档案,目的是了解家庭和社区进行的记录保存实践,这些记录主要关注失踪人员,并经常导致捍卫人权的广泛政治活动。我们会问,哪些记录包括在内,它们是如何在这些动荡时期聚集在一起的,它们意味着什么,它们扮演着什么角色?我们认为,创建和保存这些强迫失踪档案是一种解放记忆工作(LMW),也是家庭对抗有罪不罚和遗忘力量的本能。我们表明,LMW在哥伦比亚是一个活生生的现实,它在以人为本的层面上运作,超越了过渡司法框架,并将受害者转变为记录保持者,为子孙后代提供了追究历史责任的可能性。
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Evidence of Jorge
Jorge Soto Gallo disappeared on July 15, 1985, during a trip from Medellín to Bogotá in Colombia. Jorge is one of the thousands of disappeared people in Colombia whose families are still searching for answers, yet Jorge’s life and disappearance have been memorialized and recorded through his sister’s work of preserving, cultivating, and activating his personal archive. During recent decades, families of disappeared persons have begun to assemble folders that carry the evidence of disappearances. This article explores the personal archive of Jorge Soto Gallo with the aim of understanding a recordkeeping practice carried out by families and communities, which focuses on disappeared persons and often leads to a broad repertoire of political activism in defence of human rights. We ask, Which records are included, how are they brought together during these periods of upheaval, what do they mean, and what role do they play? We argue that creating and preserving these archives of enforced disappearance act as liberatory memory work (LMW) and as instincts of the families against forces of impunity and oblivion. We show that LMW is a living reality in Colombia that operates on a person-centred level, going beyond transitional justice frameworks, and turning victims into recordkeepers providing the possibility of historical accountability for future generations.
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Archivaria Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences
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