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Papers by Ariel Dulitzky
Human Rights Quarterly
The story of Cain and Abel, connected to enforced disappearances and the dictatorship has been us... more The story of Cain and Abel, connected to enforced disappearances and the dictatorship has been used in Argentina by different stakeholders, many times for opposite purposes and with completely antithetical meanings. The Cain and Abel story is as complex as the story of enforced disappearances. Unpacking enforced disappearances while considering the biblical story allows for fresh readings of the binary approach to victims and perpetrators, challenges the conception of bystanders, and questions the traditional understanding of accountability limited to criminal responses. It also allows for thinking critically about memory, the effectiveness of the international response to enforced disappearances, and the inter-generational effect of disappearances.
Lecciones y Ensayos, 1997
Nordic Journal of Human Rights, Sep 7, 2003
Neither Enemies nor Friends, 2005
Translated by David Sperling Racism (and racial discrimination) is, to a certain extent, alive an... more Translated by David Sperling Racism (and racial discrimination) is, to a certain extent, alive and well in every society, country and region of the world. 1 It can appear in a variety of forms depending on the culture or context in which it occurs and the period of history during which it rears its head. Nonetheless, one common thread that seems to be woven throughout almost every culture, country and region is that people deny that racism even exists.
The Journal of Latin American Affairs, 1997
… , Estudios especializados de derechos humanos, …, 1996
... Algunos Obstáculos para su progreso actual, en César Sepúl veda, Estudios sobreDerecho Intern... more ... Algunos Obstáculos para su progreso actual, en César Sepúl veda, Estudios sobreDerecho Internacional}/ Derechos Humanos, Comisión Nacional de Derechos Humanos, Colección Manuales 91/7, México, 1991, pág. 17. Page 6. ...
Lecciones y Ensayos, 2017
cases where women are disappeared and where women are victims of the forced disappearance of thei... more cases where women are disappeared and where women are victims of the forced disappearance of their family members.
Chicago Journal of International Law, 2019
Enforced disappearances occur when persons are deprived of their liberty by state officials, orga... more Enforced disappearances occur when persons are deprived of their liberty by state officials, organized groups, or private individuals acting on behalf of, or with the support, direct or indirect, consent, or acquiescence of the government. The deprivation of liberty is followed by a refusal to disclose the fate or whereabouts of the persons concerned or a refusal to acknowledge the deprivation of their liberty. Consequently, such persons are placed outside the protection of the law. As such, the crime and the human rights violation of enforced disappearance comprise many different types of state repression. Given this multiplicity of scenarios in which enforced disappearances take place, some insist on the danger of over-using the term enforced disappearance, highlighting the need for a definition that separates the Latin American “true” cases of disappearance from those in which the term corresponds to a popular misuse. This Article describes this strong connection between enforced...
La Commission et la Cour interamericaines des droits de l’homme sont deux organes de l’Organisati... more La Commission et la Cour interamericaines des droits de l’homme sont deux organes de l’Organisation des Etats americains (OEA) charges de veiller a la protection des droits humains dans les Ameriques. Les deux instances sont habilitees a instruire des recours individuels intentes contre des Etats Membres et portant sur des allegations de violations des droits de la personne. La presente chronique porte sur la jurisprudence de ces deux instances pour l’annee 2007.
Texas International Law Journal, 2015
SUMMARYINTRODUCTION 46I. THE CONVENTIONALITY CONTROL IN BRIEF 49II. FROM SUBSIDIARITY TO INTEGRAT... more SUMMARYINTRODUCTION 46I. THE CONVENTIONALITY CONTROL IN BRIEF 49II. FROM SUBSIDIARITY TO INTEGRATION AND BACK 52A. The Traditional Understanding of the Principle of Subsidiarity 52B. The Integration Principle 54C. The Conventionality Control and the Legal Constraints of Domestic Judges 60D. The Weak Legal Justification of the Conventionality Control or the Integration Principle 62III. FROM THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT TO AN INTER-AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT 64A. The Conventionality Control and the Judicialization of the InterAmerican System 64B. The Conventionality Control as Constitutional Control or Judicial Review 65C. The Court as the Final Interpreter of the Convention 69IV. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LATIN AMERICAN AND INTER-AMERICAN JUDGES 70A. Multiple Inter-American Interpreters of the American Convention.........71B. The Court and Latin American Precedents 74C. National Courts and Inter-American Precedents 77V. IMPROVING THE INTEGRATED INTER-AMERICAN MODEL 79A. A Justification...
I. INTRODUCTION The Inter-American System for the protection of human rights ("the System") is fo... more I. INTRODUCTION The Inter-American System for the protection of human rights ("the System") is formed principally by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights ("the Commission" or "IACHR") and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ("the Court" or "IACHR") of the Organization of American States (OAS). 1 In its 50 years of functioning, it has had important achievements in the promotion and defense of human rights in the region. The System played an essential role when * Clinical Professor of Law, University of Texas at Austin School of Law. I would like to thank the students of the Human Rights Clinic who for two years worked the study that serves as the basis of this article. Their dedication was and is an inspiration to me, see infra note 27. I also would like to thank Lawrence Helfer, Daniel Brinks and Alexandra Huneeus; the participants of the workshop Impacto y eficacia del sistema americano de derechos humanos: Perspectivas empíricas y experiencias prácticas
Human Rights Quarterly
The story of Cain and Abel, connected to enforced disappearances and the dictatorship has been us... more The story of Cain and Abel, connected to enforced disappearances and the dictatorship has been used in Argentina by different stakeholders, many times for opposite purposes and with completely antithetical meanings. The Cain and Abel story is as complex as the story of enforced disappearances. Unpacking enforced disappearances while considering the biblical story allows for fresh readings of the binary approach to victims and perpetrators, challenges the conception of bystanders, and questions the traditional understanding of accountability limited to criminal responses. It also allows for thinking critically about memory, the effectiveness of the international response to enforced disappearances, and the inter-generational effect of disappearances.
Lecciones y Ensayos, 1997
Nordic Journal of Human Rights, Sep 7, 2003
Neither Enemies nor Friends, 2005
Translated by David Sperling Racism (and racial discrimination) is, to a certain extent, alive an... more Translated by David Sperling Racism (and racial discrimination) is, to a certain extent, alive and well in every society, country and region of the world. 1 It can appear in a variety of forms depending on the culture or context in which it occurs and the period of history during which it rears its head. Nonetheless, one common thread that seems to be woven throughout almost every culture, country and region is that people deny that racism even exists.
The Journal of Latin American Affairs, 1997
… , Estudios especializados de derechos humanos, …, 1996
... Algunos Obstáculos para su progreso actual, en César Sepúl veda, Estudios sobreDerecho Intern... more ... Algunos Obstáculos para su progreso actual, en César Sepúl veda, Estudios sobreDerecho Internacional}/ Derechos Humanos, Comisión Nacional de Derechos Humanos, Colección Manuales 91/7, México, 1991, pág. 17. Page 6. ...
Lecciones y Ensayos, 2017
cases where women are disappeared and where women are victims of the forced disappearance of thei... more cases where women are disappeared and where women are victims of the forced disappearance of their family members.
Chicago Journal of International Law, 2019
Enforced disappearances occur when persons are deprived of their liberty by state officials, orga... more Enforced disappearances occur when persons are deprived of their liberty by state officials, organized groups, or private individuals acting on behalf of, or with the support, direct or indirect, consent, or acquiescence of the government. The deprivation of liberty is followed by a refusal to disclose the fate or whereabouts of the persons concerned or a refusal to acknowledge the deprivation of their liberty. Consequently, such persons are placed outside the protection of the law. As such, the crime and the human rights violation of enforced disappearance comprise many different types of state repression. Given this multiplicity of scenarios in which enforced disappearances take place, some insist on the danger of over-using the term enforced disappearance, highlighting the need for a definition that separates the Latin American “true” cases of disappearance from those in which the term corresponds to a popular misuse. This Article describes this strong connection between enforced...
La Commission et la Cour interamericaines des droits de l’homme sont deux organes de l’Organisati... more La Commission et la Cour interamericaines des droits de l’homme sont deux organes de l’Organisation des Etats americains (OEA) charges de veiller a la protection des droits humains dans les Ameriques. Les deux instances sont habilitees a instruire des recours individuels intentes contre des Etats Membres et portant sur des allegations de violations des droits de la personne. La presente chronique porte sur la jurisprudence de ces deux instances pour l’annee 2007.
Texas International Law Journal, 2015
SUMMARYINTRODUCTION 46I. THE CONVENTIONALITY CONTROL IN BRIEF 49II. FROM SUBSIDIARITY TO INTEGRAT... more SUMMARYINTRODUCTION 46I. THE CONVENTIONALITY CONTROL IN BRIEF 49II. FROM SUBSIDIARITY TO INTEGRATION AND BACK 52A. The Traditional Understanding of the Principle of Subsidiarity 52B. The Integration Principle 54C. The Conventionality Control and the Legal Constraints of Domestic Judges 60D. The Weak Legal Justification of the Conventionality Control or the Integration Principle 62III. FROM THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT TO AN INTER-AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT 64A. The Conventionality Control and the Judicialization of the InterAmerican System 64B. The Conventionality Control as Constitutional Control or Judicial Review 65C. The Court as the Final Interpreter of the Convention 69IV. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LATIN AMERICAN AND INTER-AMERICAN JUDGES 70A. Multiple Inter-American Interpreters of the American Convention.........71B. The Court and Latin American Precedents 74C. National Courts and Inter-American Precedents 77V. IMPROVING THE INTEGRATED INTER-AMERICAN MODEL 79A. A Justification...
I. INTRODUCTION The Inter-American System for the protection of human rights ("the System") is fo... more I. INTRODUCTION The Inter-American System for the protection of human rights ("the System") is formed principally by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights ("the Commission" or "IACHR") and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ("the Court" or "IACHR") of the Organization of American States (OAS). 1 In its 50 years of functioning, it has had important achievements in the promotion and defense of human rights in the region. The System played an essential role when * Clinical Professor of Law, University of Texas at Austin School of Law. I would like to thank the students of the Human Rights Clinic who for two years worked the study that serves as the basis of this article. Their dedication was and is an inspiration to me, see infra note 27. I also would like to thank Lawrence Helfer, Daniel Brinks and Alexandra Huneeus; the participants of the workshop Impacto y eficacia del sistema americano de derechos humanos: Perspectivas empíricas y experiencias prácticas