Angélica Mendoza de Ascarza

Timeline Events 1

• Sept. 1, 1983

  Formation of the Committee of Relatives of the Disappeared

  In September 1983, several women, among them Angelica Mendoza de Ascarza, Teodosia Layme Cuya, Antonia Zaga Huaña and others, joined together and formed the Committee of Relatives of the Disappeared. This group later, in 1985, took the name of Asociación Nacional de Familiares de Secuestrados-Detenidos-Desaparecidos en zonas bajo Estado de …

  Ayacucho, Perú Informe CVR, página 4106

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Photos, Videos & Documents 15

2017

'Mamá Angélica' Dies, the Symbol of the Struggle for Justice in the Los Cabitos Case

lamula.pe

2017

'Mamá Angélica' recounts the kidnapping of her son, Arquímides Escarza, in 1983

Ojo Público

2017

'Mamá Angélica' Passes Away, Symbolic Figure for Families of the Disappeared

RPP Noticias

2017

Farewell forever 'Mamá Angélica'

UTP TV

2017

Life Testimony of Mamá Angélica (Quechua)

Servindi.org

2017

Mamá Angélica: My Hero

Silva Santisteban, Rocío

2017

Mamá Angélica's Final Journey

Convoca

2017

Documentary about 'Mamá Angélica', a courageous woman from Ayacucho

TV Perú

2017

'Mamá Angélica' Dies, the Leading Champion of the Disappeared in Peru

El País

2013

All of Peru Has to Do With the Disappeared

MORENO, Jorge

2013

Achka Illaki kallpanchawaraku (So much pain gave us strength and courage) - Documentary

Lugar de la Memoria - LUM

2012

"Mamá Angélica" Has Spent Nearly Three Decades Searching for Truth and Justice

CASTILLO, María Elena

2012

"Ombudsman Medal" awarded to Doña Angélica Mendoza de Ascarza "Mamá Angélica"

Defensoría del Pueblo

2000

Mamá Angélica and her fellow founding members of the National Association of Families of Kidnapped, Detained and Disappeared Persons of Peru.

Chappell, Nancy

1984

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF KIDNAPPED, DETAINED AND DISAPPEARED RELATIVES

Rubén Bracamonte. Diario La República