Professor Elvira Dominguez-Redondo
Faculties, departments and locations
- Faculty of Business and Social Sciences
- Department of Law
- School of Law, Social and Behavioural Sciences
- Penrhyn Road
Professor of Law
- Email:
- [email protected]
About
My work interrogates how international legal frameworks are shaped, constrained, and transformed by political power, institutional design, the role of the individual and civil society as well as global inequalities. I specialise in international human rights law, the United Nations system, compliance mechanisms and minority rights.
I am Professor of International Law at Kingston University since 2023, having previously held full-time academic positions at Middlesex University, the University of Ulster, the Irish Centre for Human Rights, and Universidade Carlos III de Madrid. I have held visiting positions at Columbia University, Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, and the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Law. I am an affiliate of the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights.
My research has contributed to reframing debates on politicisation within the international human rights system and on the role of peer-review mechanisms influencing State behaviour. I am author of three monographs and dozens, editor of four collaborative books and published dozens of peer-review paper.
My engagement extends beyond academia. I have worked with the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human rights, delivered training to judges, diplomats, and policy makers across Europe, the Americas, and Asia, advised governmental and non-governmental bodies and contributed to litigation through amici curiae. I am a member of the advisory Board of the Universal Rights Group and member of the Universal Periodic Review Academic Network (UPRAN).
Qualifications
- PhD, 2004 - Topic: United Nations Special Procedures of the Commission on Human Rights
- MA, 1998 - Philosophy and Human Rights Law (2 years degree)
- LLB, 1995 - Licenciatura en Derecho (4 years degree)
- BA Business, 1996 - Diplomatura en Empresariales (3 years degree)
- Fellow, UK Higher Education Authority, 2018
Domains
My teaching is grounded in the view that international law must be understood in relation to the political and institutional contexts within which it operates. I teach undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, specialising in international law, human rights and legal research, and have designed and delivered modules in diverse academic settings and legal traditions.
In am an Affiliate of the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights and a member of the teaching faculty of the Oxford/GWU International Human Rights Summer School (2023, 2026). I also coordinate the intensive module on the Protection of Human rights in the United Nations System (50 hours) for the LLM International Human Rights at Universidad de Alcalá de Henares (since 2022).
The credit-bearing modules I have led include Public International Law, International Human rights, Human rights in the UK, International Organisations and Dispute Resolution, International Commercial Arbitration, Humanitarian Law, Consular and Diplomatic Law, Minority Rights, and European Union Law. Across these modules, I have combined doctrinal teaching with problem-based and practice-oriented approaches. For example, in the 2025-2026 academic year, my International Law syllabus was structured through the lens of the 2025 ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate Change, using it to frame core topics such as sources, subjects, and international responsibility. I also develop complementary digital teaching resources, including an educational YouTube channel on international law and human rights designed to support learning and make research accessible beyond the classroom.
I have contributed to the development and delivery of specialised LLM programmes in human rights at multiple institutions, including Middlesex University, the University of Ulster, the Irish Centre for Human Rights, Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. In collaboration with colleagues at the University of Duhok (Kurdistan), I co-designed the first LLM in Human Rights in Iraq, delivered under conditions of significant institutional and political constraint.
My experience also includes teaching on intensive postgraduate human rights programmes, including the University of Oxford Summer Course on Human Rights (2023, 2026) and leading the two-week (60 hours) module on Protection of Human Rights in the United Nations at the University of Alcalá de Henares since 2022.
My teaching also includes intensive postgraduate and professional training. I have designed and delivered specialist courses on UN politics and human rights, crisis responses in human rights practice, and women's rights, including CPD programmes delivered with Prof. Christine Chinking at Matrix Chambers.
I have supervised hundreds of LLM dissertations and nine PhD candidates to successful completion.
Qualifications
- Public International Law, especially United Nations Institutions and Title to Territory
- Minority Rights
- International Human Rights Mechanisms at United Nations and Regional Level
- Affirmative Action Measures
- Relationship between Development, Security and Human Rights
- Interplay between Politics, Human Rights and International Law
Courses taught
My research interrogates how international legal norms are shaped, interpreted, and contested in practice through the interaction of legal scholarship, political processes, and institutional design. While grounded in international human rights law, my work engages more broadly with questions of authority, compliance, and the hierarchical structures of the international legal order. Across my publications, I challenge assumptions underpinning international law through sustained, fact-based research.
My work can be organised around three interrelated agendas:
Reframing Politicisation and Institutional Alignments in International Law
A central contribution of my work has been to reframe the role of politicisation within international law. Against dominant narratives that treat politicisation as a pathology, I have shown that it can under specific conditions, enhance the effectiveness and legitimacy of international legal mechanisms.
My work highlights the importance of refining conceptual frameworks and distinguishes between different meanings of politicisation, arguing that, understood as direct influence by non-state actors, lobbies, or ideological interests, international law may in fact be less exposed to such pressures than domestic legal systems, with human rights representing a notable exception. This distinction offers a conceptual clarification that has been largely absent from existing scholarship.
This argument is developed most fully in In Defense of Politicisation of Human Rights: UN Special Procedures (Oxford University Press, 2020) which draws on extensive empirical and archival research to demonstrate how political processes are integral to the functioning of international institutions and can trigger meaningful positive impact.
My earlier work on minority protection, including Minority Rights in Asia (Oxford University Press, 2006, with J Castellino) similarly challenged the Eurocentric assumptions underpinning the focus on national minorities, offering one of the first – and still unique – systematic comparative analyses of minority protection frameworks in South and East Asia.
Rethinking Compliance, Peer-Review and Norm Formation
My research has contributed to a better understanding of compliance mechanisms in international law, particularly through pioneering empirical work on the United Nations Universal Period Review (UPR) in 2018, debunking the presumption that intergovernmental, peer-review processes could not yield improvements of human rights situations. These findings, published in the Chinese Journal of International Law, Canadian Yearbook of International Law (with E McMahon) and New Zealand Law Review, led a shift in the scholarship on the UPR, prompting authors such as Cowell, Schabas, Shah, Sivakumaran, and Vengoechea to test one of the main hypotheses I left open, namely that UPR recommendations could trigger the emergence of customary law.
My current research extends this agenda through collaborative projects aimed at developing innovative methodologies to analyse patterns of implementation of UN human rights recommendations at scale, contributing to emerging work on data-driven approaches to international legal research.
"Legal Geography", Inequality and Territoriality
A distinct third strand of my work examines how international law constructs and sustains global hierarchies. My research on North-South categories in international law, interrogates the conceptual and symbolic geography of the discipline, demonstrating how these terms function as structuring devices that shape legal argument, institutional mandates, and claims to authority. This line of enquiry connects with earlier publications addressing broader questions concerning the relationship between human rights, development, and security, and the role of law in mediating global inequalities and resolving internal contradictions.
In parallel, I engage with foundational questions of general international law, including title to territory and the legal status of contested spaces. My work on "forgotten territories" such as Dokdo/Takeshima and Western Sahara, shows how narratives are mobilised to 'invisiblise' politically inconvenient or marginalised spaces, effectively producing enduring forms of legal and political limbo.
Qualifications
- International Law
- Minority Rights
- International Human Rights mechanisms
- Affirmative Actions
- Relationship between Human Rights, Development and Security
- Interplay between politics, human rights and international law
Specialisms
- United Nations Institutions
- Title to Territory
- Minority Rights
- International Organisations and Dispute Resolution
- International Human Rights Mechanisms
Scholarly affiliations
- Society of Legal Scholars
- Universal Periodic Review Academic Network (UPRAN)
- Advisory Group of the Universal Rights Group
- Coordinator of the Module Protection of Human Rights in the UN, Universidad Alcala de Henares
- Teaching Faculty Summer Course Human Rights University of Oxford (July 2023, July 2026)
- Spanish Association of International Law
My knowledge transfer and policy engagement activities have focused on capacity building and institutional strengthening for judges, parliamentarians, practitioners, civil society organisations and diplomats across multiple regions, with a particular emphasis on the practical application of international legal standards.
For instance, in Europe, I participated for five consecutive years in the European-China Expert Dialogue on Human Rights and the Rule of Law. In Asia, I have contributed to capacity building initiatives with members of the Indian Supreme Court and other judicial actors. In the Americas, I have collaborated with the Brazilian Institute of Human Rights to train ombudspersons and public officials.
Within the United Kingdom, I have delivered training sessions for staff members of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Venezuelan Parliamentarians on the rule of law (under the Westminster Foundation). I have addressed the House of Commons on Tibet and Mexico. I continue to train experienced professionals through intensive human rights courses (Universidad Alcalá de Henares).
I have also collaborated closely with the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and other UN mechanisms in research, advisory, and training capacities, reinforcing the practical impact of my academic work on international human rights governance.
These activities reflect my commitment to bridging academic research and practice, fostering dialogue between scholars, policymakers, and practitioners, and advancing the global implementation of human rights standards and international law, particularly through targeted capacity-building activities.
My professional practice focuses on fostering transnational collaboration between academia, civil society, international organisations, and governmental bodies to strengthen the global protection of human rights, with an emphasis on building sustained institutional partnerships and research-informed policy engagement. I have participated in international networks, including the Latin-American Network and the European-China Diplomatic and Expert Dialogue. These have brought together diplomats, experts, and academics to exchange knowledge and promote legal and institutional reform.
Over the course of my career, I have worked with over fifty academic institutions and developed long-standing partnerships with non-governmental, governmental and intergovernmental organisations that have generated both research impact and reputational benefits for the institutions I have represented. I have collaborated in different capacities with current and former UN Special Rapporteurs, Special Rapporteurs of the Organization of American States, and members of UN human rights treaty bodies, as well as with key regional and national institutions, including the Brazilian Institute of Human Rights, Universidade do Oested de Santa Catarina (UNOESC) and the Mexican Commission for the Defence and Protection of Human Rights.
I am a member of the Advisory Group of the Universal Rights Group think-tank, the Spanish Association Professor of International Law and International Relations, the Society of Legal Scholars and the Universal Periodic Review Academic Network (UPRAN).
My knowledge exchange work is guided by the conviction that the impact of academic research is maximised through sustained dialogue between scholars, policymakers, and practitioners.
University responsibilities
- REF Coordinator- Law Department
Publications
When the host turns hostile: moving UN headquarters to save multilateralism?
Tranchez, Elodie and Domínguez Redondo, Elvira, 2026, Opinio Juris, Published
Hard to kill: the UN complaint procedure turns 50
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira and Tistounet, Eric, 2026, Journal of Human Rights (25), 2pp 216-233, Published
Book Review of 'Gendered peace through international law' by Louise Arimatsu and Christine Chinkin
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2025, Journal of International Humanitarian Legal Studies, E-pub ahead of print
Russian misuse of international law is final nail in coffin of post WW2 order
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2022, IntLawGrrls, Published
Unilateral and extraterritorial sanctions symposium: enforcing human rights - the dilemma between sanctions' effectiveness and their legality
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2022, Opinio Juris, Published
Book Review of: 'The UN Human Rights Council. A practical anatomy' by Eric Tistounet
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2022, Nordic Journal of Human Rights (39), 3pp 395-397, Published
Book Review of: 'The Palgrave handbook of critical menstruation' edited by Chris Bobel et al.
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2021, Human Rights Quarterly (43), 2pp 410-416, Published
Spain: one pandemic and two versions of the state of alarm
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira and Cebada Romero, Alicia, 2021, Verfassungsblog, Published
Have your cake and eat it too: the impossible stance on the Syrian strike
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2018, IntLawGrrls : voices on international law, policy, practice, Published
La crisis de los derechos humanos: necesidad de un cambio de discurso y estrategias = [Confidence crisis in human rights : the need of rethinking strategies]
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2018, Revista ESMAT (9), 14pp 103-114, Published
UK's lost seat at the International Court of Justice: a reflection on the authority of the Security Council
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2017, IntLawGrrls : voices on international law, policy, practice, Published
Rethinking the legal foundations of control in international human rights law - the case of special procedures
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2017, Water Wheel (29), 3pp 261-288, Published
More honey than vinegar: peer-review as a middle ground between universalism and national sovereignty
Domínguez-Redondo, Elvira and McMahon, Edward R., 2016, Canadian Yearbook of International Law. Annuaire Canadien de Droit International (51)pp 61-97, Published
The Assange saga: who does the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention represent?
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2016, IntLawGrrls : voices on international law, policy, practice, Published
Guest post: General Court of the European Union annuls the EU-Morocco Free Trade Agreement on human rights grounds but forgets self-determination
Bernaz, Nadia and Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2015, Opinio Juris, Published
The title to Dokdo / Takeshima: addressing the legacy of World War II territorial settlements / finding the right settlement of dispute mechanism
Castellino, Joshua and Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2015, International Journal on Minority and Group Rights (22), 4pp 550-577, Published
The universal periodic review: is there life beyond naming and shaming in human rights implementation?
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2012, New Zealand Law Review (2012), 4pp 673-706, Published
The Millennium Development Goals and the human rights based approach: reflecting on structural chasms with the United Nations system
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2009, International Journal of Human Rights (13), 1pp 29-43, Published
The universal periodic review of the UN Human Rights Council: an assessment of the first session
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2008, Chinese Journal of International Law (7), 3pp 721-734, Published
UN public special procedures under Damocles' Sword - two particular innovations: mechanisms for the appointment of mandate-holders, and the adoption of a code of conduct for special procedures mandate-holders of the Human Rights Council
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2008, Human Rights Law Journal (29), 1-5pp 32-39, Published
Apología del odio. Defensores y periodistas entre la responsabilidad y la persecución. [Human rights defenders, freedom of expression and hate speech: accountability v persecution]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2007, DFensor, 7pp 17-24, Published
La comisión de derechos humanos a debate: el procedimiento 1503 = [Future of the UN commission on human rights: the 1503 procedure]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2006, Revista iberoamericana de derechos humanos, 2pp 34-80, Published
Now a new human rights council: will a new human rights council be effective or a just another silent spectator?
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2006, Combat Law (5), 3pp 36-37, Published
Book review of 'In search of identity: debates on religious conversion in India' by Sebastian C. H. Kim
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 2006, Religion & Human Rights (1), 3pp 315-316, Published
Book review of 'Human rights: International protection, monitoring enforcement' by Janusz Symonides
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2005, Journal of International Law of Peace and Armed Conflict (18), 4, Published
Minority rights in China: a legal overview
Castellino, Joshua and Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2004, European Yearbook of Minority Issues (4), 1pp 51-83, Published
Los procedimientos públicos especiales de la Comisión de Derechos Humanos de Naciones Unidas y las nuevas dimensiones de la actividad del Consejo de Seguridad en el mantenimiento de la paz y seguridad internacional = [Public Procedures of the UN Commission on human rights in the context of the security council and new dimensions of its activities]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2001, Revista electrónica de estudios internacionales (2), Published
27° Sesión del Comité de Naciones Unidas contra la Tortura (noviembre 2001) y elección de un experto español como nuevo miembro = [27th Session of the United Nations Committee against Torture (November 2001) and election of a Spanish expert as a new member]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, 2001, Revista Española de Derecho Internacional (53), 1/2pp 653-657, Published
Mecanismos de protección internacional extra-convencionales de derechos humanos = [Extra-conventional international protection mechanisms for human rights]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira and Guevara Bermúdez, Antonio, 1997, Jurídica: Anuario de Derecho de la Universidad Iberoamericana, 27pp 71-86, Published
Book review of 'Les Procédures Thématiques. Une contribution efficace des Nations Unies à la protection des droits de l'homme. Éditions, Fondation Marangopoulos pour les droits de l'homme' by Oulivier de Frouville, Emmanuel Decaux & Louis Joinet
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira, 1996, Revista Española de Derecho Internacional (48), 2pp 425-426, Published
Affirmative actions and the law: efficacy of national and international approaches
(2021). Abingdon, U.K.: [Published]
In defense of politicization of human rights: the UN special procedures
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2020). New York, U.S.: [Published]
Existence and efficacy of affirmative action measures in UK, South Africa, India, China, Latin America & Brazil
(2018). Santa Catarina, Brazil: [Published]
Reform of the UN Human Rights petitions system: An assessment of the UN human rights communications procedures and proposals for a single integrate
Limon, Marc, Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, Power, Hilary, Stahl-Zulu, Inghela and Munoz Tord, Nathalie (2017). Versoux, Switzerland: [Published]
En defensa de la vida = [In defense of life]: conclusiones de la Misión de Observación Civil sobre la situación de las personas defensoras en México 2015 = [civil observation mission report on the situation of human rights defenders in Mexico 2015]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, Baeyens Caro, Angelita, Openshaw, Eleanor and Figari Layus, Rosario (2015). Mexico City, Mexico: [Published]
The EU, torture secrets and dealing with the truth
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2009). Paris, France: [Published]
Minority rights in Asia: a comparative legal analysis
Castellino, Joshua and Domínguez Redondo, Elvira (2006). Oxford, U.K.: [Published]
Los procedimientos públicos especiales de la Comisión de Derechos Humanos de Naciones Unidas = [The special public procedures of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights]
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira (2005). Valencia, Spain: [Published]
Textos básicos de derechos humanos: con estudios generales y especiales y comentarios a cada texto nacional e internacional = [Basic texts on human rights : with general and special studies and comments on each national and international text]
Peces-Barba Martínez, Gregorio, Llamas Gascón, Angel and Fernández Liesa, Carlos R. (2001). Elcano, Spain: [Published]
Searching for recommendation alignment across UN human rights bodies
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira and Smith, Rhona (2024). In: Etone, Damian, Nazir, Amna, Storey, Alice, (eds.), London, U.K.: [Published]
Contextualizing the Cassese report: the dictatorship that changed the United Nations human rights system and its legacy in monitoring economic, social and cultural rights
Domínguez Redondo, Elvira and Sepúlveda Carmona, Magdalena (2021). In: Bohoslavsky, Juan Pablo, Fernández, Karinna, Smart, Sebastián, (eds.), Lanham, U.S.:pp 63-76 [Published]
Lagunas (intencionadas) del derecho internacional en la delimitación de obligaciones del Estado = [Intentional gaps in the delimitation of state obligations]
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira (2020). In: Bohoslavsky, Juan Pablo, (eds.), Buenos Aires, Argentina: Editorial Bibliospp 77-92 [Published]
Contextualizando el Informe Cassese: la dictadura que cambió el sistema de derechos humanos de Naciones Unidas y su legado en el monitoreo de derechos económicos, sociales y culturales =[Contextualizing the Cassese Report: the dictatorship that changed the United Nations human rights system and its legacy in monitoring economic, social and cultural rights]
Domínguez Redondo, Elvira and Sepúlveda Carmona, Magdalena (2019). In: Bohoslavsky, Juan Pablo, Fernández, Karinna, Smart, Sebastián, (eds.), Santiago, Chile:pp 97-107 [Published]
The United Nations approach to temporary special measures
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2018). In: Baez, Narciso Leandro Xavier, Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira, (eds.), Santa Catarina, Brazil:pp 239-269 [Published]
El sistema universal de protección de los derechos humanos = [The universal system of protection of human rights]
Dominguez Redondo, Elvira (2017). In: Pérez González, Carmen, Cebada Romero, Alicia, Mariño Menéndez, Fernando M., (eds.), Madrid, Spain:pp 19-40 [Published]
The history of the special procedures: a 'learning-by-doing‘ approach to human rights implementation
Domínguez-Redondo, Elvira (2017). In: Nolan, Aoife, Freedman, Rosa, Murphy, Thérèse, (eds.), Leiden, Netherlands: Brill Nijhoffpp 9-51 [Published]
Human rights through the backdoor: the contribution of special procedures to the normative coherence and contradictions of international human rights law
Domínguez-Redondo, Elvira (2016). In: Buckley, Carla, Donald, Alice, Leach, Philip, (eds.), Leiden, Netherlands: Brill Nijhoffpp 543-566 [Published]
The Declaration and its guidance: a view from South Asia
Castellino, Joshua and Domínguez-Redondo, Elvira (2015). In: Caruso, Ugo, Hofmann, Rainer, (eds.), Leiden, Netherlands: Brillpp 283-305 [Published]
The identity question: who are the Sahrawis and what is their 'home‘?
Castellino, Joshua and Domínguez-Redondo, Elvira (2013). In: Boukhars, Anouar, Roussellier, Jacques, (eds.), Lanham, U.S.:pp 29-54 [Published]
Making the connection: security and human rights
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2011). In: Bassiouni, M. Cherif, Schabas, William A., (eds.), Cambridge, U.K.:pp 255-277 [Published]
Role of the UN in the promotion and protection of human rights
Domínguez-Redondo, Elvira (2010). In: Chowdhury, Azizur Rahman, Bhuiyan, Jahid Hossain, (eds.), Leiden, Netherlands: Brill Nijhoffpp 119-144 [Published]
An overview of human rights instruments to raise concerns about trade and investment polices
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira and Carmona, Magdalena Sepúlveda (2009). In: Murphy, Sophia, Paasch, Armin, (eds.), Bern, Switzerland:pp 92-101 [Published]
La Declaracion Universal de Derechos Humanos: Precursora y referente normativo de Los mecanismos no Convencionales de Naciones Unidas = [Universal Declaration on Human Rights : pioneer and normative reference of UN non-conventional mechanisms]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2009). In: Caballero Ochoa, Jose Luis, (eds.), Mexico City, Mexico:pp 145-167 [Published]
Proceso de Ratificación en Irlanda del OPCAT = [Ratification process in Ireland of the OPCAT]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2009). In: Mariño Menéndez, Fernando M., Cebada Romero, Alicia, (eds.), Madrid, Spain:pp 183-194 [Published]
¿Debe desaparecer la Comisión de Derechos Humanos de Naciones Unidas? = [Should the UN Commission on Human Rights have disappeared?]
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2007). In: Beneyeto, José Maria, Becerril Atienza, Belén, (eds.), Madrid, Spain: Biblioteca Nuevapp 109-144 [Published]
Access to working groups, special rapporteurs and experts
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2004). In: Sepúlveda, Magdalena, Banning, Theo van, Gudmundsdottir, Gudrun D., Chamoun, Christine, Genugten, Willem J.M. van, (eds.), Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica:pp 112-114 [Published]
Bioethics and human rights: the challenge of universal standard setting
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2004). In: Sepúlveda, Magdalena, Banning, Theo van, Gudmundsdottir, Gudrun D., Chamoun, Christine, Genugten, Willem J.M. van, (eds.), Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica:pp 289-290 [Published]
Derechos humanos: libros y artículos = [Human rights : book and article reviews]
Mariño Menéndez, Fernando, Fernández Liesa, Carlos R. and Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2003). In: Díaz Fernández, Antonio M., (eds.), Madrid, Spain:pp 33-45 [Published]
The prevention of torture: complaints mechanism, investigation and prosecution of alleged perpetrators
Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (2003). In: Zhang, Wei, Liu, Huawen, (eds.), Beijing, China:pp 390-393 [Published]
Areas temáticas: derechos humanos
Uhalde, Cecilia López, Salvioli, Fabián Omar, Ricciardi, María Isabel, Carrique, Martín, Raimondo, Fabián, Belardinelli, Laura, Bruno, Romina, Trevisan, Pablo, Minatta, Sebastián, Muñoz, Soledad García, De Marco, Alexia, García, Juan Herminio, Dominguez Redondo, Zeballos and Dominguez-Redondo, Elvira (1998). In: Consani, Norberto E., (eds.), La Plata, Argentina: [Published]