It also sponsored the return to Haiti of two forensic anthropologists and a DNA expert to present their findings to the examining magistrate.

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Threats were also made against the forensic anthropologists of the Forensic Anthropology Institute of Guatemala involved in the exhumations in Panzós, Alta Verapaz, and against the attorney from the Rigoberta Menchú Foundation who was joint plaintiff in the Xamán case (see paras. 66 and 90 ff.).

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(iv) Carlos Federico Reyes López, member of the Guatemalan Forensic Anthropology Team, after receiving death threats.

Dr. Zeljko Karan Pathologist and forensic expert

However, the Special Rapporteur considers that medical legal officers should receive such training, which should be carried out in close cooperation with police forensic experts.

They will include, respectively, investigators, forensic experts, historians, political scientists and other experts, as appropriate.

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I'm an anthropology research student, and my topic is 'Chinese medicine in Britain'.

The Organic Act of the National Institute of Anthropology and History.

All of humanity depends on the knowledge and practice of the medicine and the science behind it you will master.

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The duty applies to the following doctors, nurses, pedagogies, social workers, police officers, psychologists, clinical criminologists, para medical personnel, lawyers, religious scholars and rabbinical pleaders.

52. In Switzerland, draft federal legislation on medically assisted procreation, establishing a national ethics commission (Act on Human Medicine), states that

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Psychologists, medical scientists, economists were all interested in finding out the rules that govern the way all of us behave.

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2. The Secretary General should provide the future commission with all necessary technical and financial support, including the participation of forensic experts, anthropologists, ballistics experts and such other experts as are required

The Mission also ensured the follow up to a team of expert witnesses (two forensic anthropologists and a geneticist) who have assisted in the identification of the remains of certain victims.

He added that, because of the serious nature of the allegations, the Rapporteur cannot undertake a mission of this kind with the help of only one assistant the presence of forensic experts or anthropologists and ballistics experts at the very least appears essential .

The number of medical universities and colleges equals that of other States in Europe having approximately the same size and population as Bulgaria.

It appears that the Medical Legal Institute has a monopoly with regard to providing forensic evidence for women victims of violence.

INAH has the National School of Anthropology and History located in Mexico City and Chihuahua, and the National School of Restoration and Museum Sciences, which award degrees in social anthropology, physical anthropology, archaeology, history, ethnic history, linguistics, ethnology, and restoration of movable property.

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If you're wired to be an anthropologist, you'll be an anthropologist.

Image maker Alexander Tsiaras shares a powerful medical visualization, showing human development from conception to birth and beyond.

These are the concern of the anthropologist rather than of the sociologist.

Charles Czeisler, professor of sleep medicine at Harvard Medical School and a specialist at the Brigham and Women's Hospital, designed the course, which he believes is the first of its kind in the US.

Also inaugurated was the master's degree in social anthropology at the National School of Anthropology and History (ENAH), Chihuahua.

Category II American Association of Jurists, Andean Commission of Jurists, Habitat International Coalition, International Commission of Jurists, International Federation Terre des Hommes, International Organization for the Development of Freedom of Education, International Service for Human Rights, Women apos s International League for Peace and Freedom

Every medical student has to pass the forensic medicine course if he she is to advance to the next level.

The Northern Ontario School of Medicine, Ontario's first new medical school in over 30 years, will begin operations with 56 students starting in August 2005.

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The Foundation's Director, Jean Marie Fonrouge, was an anaesthetist, a specialist in emergency and disaster medicine and a doctor in public international law.

Both the forensic anthropology team and the members of the Brigadas para la Paz (Peace Brigades) and of the Familiares de Detenidos Desaparecidos de Guatemala (Families of Disappeared Detainees in Guatemala) (FAMDEGUA) witnessed these acts, which they believe were intended to intimidate the anthropologists.

Dr. Zdenko Cihlarz Institute for Forensic Medicine

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You know, as an anthropologist, walking is what made us human.

The frequently affirmed indivisibility of the various categories of human rights precludes economists and jurists from attaching greater priority to one category or another, depending on their training or their country apos s level of development.

It will require considerable technical expertise (chemical, forensic, pharmacological and legal), as well as financial resources, at the country level.