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Forensic anthropology in crisis settings: a required component of investigation in the world's trouble spots
2017
Human Remains and Violence
This article presents an account of the involvement of forensic anthropology in the investigation of human rights abuses in the modern era, and the difficulties it faces with respect to lack of adequate funding, volatile settings, the presence of unexploded ordnance, corruption in governmental agencies and a lack of good will, absence of support for NGOs and the curtailment of formal judicial proceedings to effect transitional justice. Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Spain, Mexico and the Northern
doi:10.7227/hrv.3.2.7
fatcat:3i46b3rxkvcudgsqijzhjywra4