Quechua

Timeline Events 2

1. Jan. 1, 1982

   Internal Displacement During the Peruvian Armed Conflict

   During the Peruvian armed conflict, internal displacement affected hundreds of thousands, primarily Quechua-speaking individuals, who fled rural areas due to violence and insecurity. The conflict, which targeted rural, predominantly indigenous populations, forced many to seek refuge in urban areas, leading to the creation of marginal communities around cities. Despite its …

   Peru, specifically Ayacucho and San Martín página 653

   #Peru #internal displacement #armed conflict #ayacucho #San Martín #quechua #indigenous populations
2. Jan. 1, 1993

   Cultural and Educational Disparities in Victims of Violence in Peru

   The 1993 census in Peru revealed significant cultural and educational disparities between the victims of violence and the general population. While only a fifth of the country's population spoke Quechua or other native languages as their mother tongue, this proportion was over 75% among the reported dead and disappeared. Additionally, …

   Peru página 160

   #Peru #1993 #cultural disparity #educational disparity #quechua #native languages #violence victims

Photos, Videos & Documents 7

2010

Did You Know That Fujimori Ordered the Forced Sterilization of Around 300,000 Women, Mostly Indigenous?

MOROTE, Herbert

2009

Fleeing Violence and Building: Women and Displacement Due to Political Violence in Peru

VENTUROLI, Sofia

2009

Untold Truths: The Exclusion of Enforced Sterilizations from the Peruvian Truth Commission's Final Report

GETGEN, Jocelyn

2009

Fleeing Violence and Building. Women and Displacement Due to Political Violence in Peru

VENTUROLI, Sofía

PDF

2009

Fleeing Violence and Building. Women and Displacement Due to Political Violence in Peru

VENTUROLI, Sofia

2006

The Genocide of the Quechua in Peru between 1980 and 1992

Kwong, Mei Li

PDF

2006

Voices from the Global Margin: Confronting Poverty and Inventing New Lives in the Andes

Mitchell, William