EL CRISTO DE LOS GUERRILLEROS by Fernando IWASAKI

Subjects: “…Che, Guevara, Jesus Christ, guerrilla fighter.…”
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Invaze do veřejného prostoru Hrdinky severokorejské prózy počátku padesátých let by Miriam Löwensteinová, Matěj Valošek

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Escritura y lucha armada en la posguerra española: ¡Tortura! (1949) by Mercedes Yusta Rodrigo

“…This article analyzes an unpublished novel, written by an anti-Franco guerrilla fighter belonging to the Agrupacion Guerrillera de Levante y Aragón during his stay in the maquis. …”
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MAYOMBE: A NARRATIVE OF WAR IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ANGOLAN INDEPENDENCE by Evillyn Kjellin

“…This brief article addresses the history of Angola, the composition of the work and the life of the author, that through the fragmentation of characters composes his own experience as a guerrilla fighter in the liberation struggle.…”
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Woman: Brazilian and Guerrilla Mulher: brasileira e guerrilheira by Ruth Ribeiro de Lima

“…Therefore, member of women fighters age, marital status, motivation, commitment to revolutionary cause and consequent comments will be see through the emotions and the experience of a guerrilla fighter and her partners.<br>O objetivo deste texto &amp;eacute; dar vez e voz &amp;agrave; mulher que, ombro a ombro com o elemento do sexo masculino, protagonizou uma das p&amp;aacute;ginas mais belas e tr&amp;aacute;gicas da hist&amp;oacute;ria recente deste pa&amp;iacute;s: a resist&amp;ecirc;ncia armada havida nas j&amp;aacute; distantes d&amp;eacute;cadas de 1960 e 1970. …”
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Médias sociaux numériques et communication politique dans la Colombie en post-conflit by Yeny Serrano

“…Analyses show that platforms such as YouTube and Twitter function as alternative public arenas where these new political actors can employ political legitimization strategies to rehumanize and rebuild the identities of former guerrilla fighters.…”
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Writing and testimony in 'O livro dos guerrilheiros', by Luandino Vieira by Terezinha Taborda Moreira

“…The “self-writing” is the narrator’s choose to tell his story and the story of the guerrillas fighter imbued with an ethical value that involves a commitment to himself, to the other and to the History of Angola.…”
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Muslim memories of the liberation war in Cabo Delgado by Liazzat J.K. Bonate

“…This article addresses memories of the liberation war by the ordinary Muslims, including male and female guerrilla fighters and political prisoners interviewed in the Paquitequete neighbourhood of Pemba City, Cabo Delgado province, which was one of the pivotal regions of the war. …”
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Crimes of the Powerful in Conflict-Affected Environments: False Positives, Transitional Justice and the Prospects for Peace in Colombia by Eleanor Gordon

“…The false positives scandal concerned the arbitrary execution of, principally, poor, marginalized male civilians by the military, sometimes in collaboration with illegal armed groups, who were then presented as guerrilla fighters having been lawfully killed in combat. …”
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Where is Territorial Peace? Violence, Drug Trafficking and Territory: The Killings of Former Guerrilla Combatants and Social Leaders in Colombia (2016-2021) by Jerónimo Ríos

“…<span class="abs_content">The aim of this study is to analyse the phenomenon of the killings of former FARC-EP guerrilla fighters and social leaders committed in Colombia between November 2016, when the Peace Agreement was signed, and June 2021. …”
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Současné politické konflikty v oblasti Afrického rohu by Alemayehu Kumsa

“…In Ethiopia Amhara power elite, who ruled the Empire state from 1889 to 1991 lost their state power and Tigrian guerrilla fighters captured it through the power of the gun, Eritrea gained its independence from Ethiopia, South Sudan is emerging from long heinous war to independence. …”
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Současné politické konflikty v oblasti Afrického rohu by Alemayehu Kumsa

“…In Ethiopia Amhara power elite, who ruled the Empire state from 1889 to 1991 lost their state power and Tigrian guerrilla fighters captured it through the power of the gun, Eritrea gained its independence from Ethiopia, South Sudan is emerging from long heinous war to independence. …”
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Party-building after civil conflict: insurgent successor parties in Latin America by Buitrago Arias, W

“…I rely on careful process-tracing analysis and 120 in-depth interviews, combined with data analysis of textual, audio, and visual archive evidence, including private material from former guerrilla fighters and state forces. This strategy informs a rich theoretical model that provides a rare view into the meso- and microfoundations and processes that have facilitated or complicated party durability and effectiveness. …”

Healthcare access barriers for FARC ex-combatants in Colombia: qualitative perspectives from healthcare providers and FARC health promoters by Christopher W. Reynolds, Leonar G. Aguiar, Christian Arbelaez, Carlos Gómez Restrepo, Andres Patiño, Heidy Carranza, Lindsey Pileika, Andrés Duarte

“…Abstract Background Following the 2016 Peace Agreement with the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC), Colombia promised to reincorporate more than 13,000 guerrilla fighters into its healthcare system. Despite a subsidized healthcare insurance program and the establishment of 24 Espacios Territoriales de Capacitación y Reincorporación (ETCRs—Territorial Spaces for Training and Reintegration) to facilitate this transition, data has shown that FARC ex-combatants access care at disproportionately lower rates, and face barriers to healthcare services. …”
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The educational front: the instrumentalisation of education during the Zimbabwean liberation struggle (1964-1980). by Mohamed, N

“…</p> <p>The impacts of the war on formal education are also explored, offering original insights into the way the war’s effects were mediated by race and class: schools for White students were proactively protected, while African schools widely closed due to attacks by guerrilla fighters, but also as punishment by the Rhodesian government, particularly in rural areas suspected of aiding these fighters. …”