Dos procesos judiciales argentinos revelan un patrón de crueldad institucional obsesiva que pone en peligro a imputados vulnerables y socava la justicia.
Raffaella Di Marzio
When Prosecutorial Power Turns Into Obsession. The Cases of Rudnev and Jones Huala: A Psychological View
Two Argentine proceedings reveal a pattern of obsessive institutional cruelty that endangers vulnerable defendants and undermines justice.
Raffaella Di Marzio
Raffaella Di Marzio has been involved for over thirty years in researching, studying, and lecturing about minority religions and new religious movements, both in Italy and internationally. She holds a Ph.D. in psychology, is the author of four books and numerous essays and articles, and a lecturer in three Master’s Degree programs at the Adventist University of Florence, the University of Salerno, and the University of Bari. Di Marzio is also the director of the Center for the Study of Freedom of Religion, Belief, and Conscience (LIREC), which works to promote and defend the right to freedom of religion or belief and engages in a constant, critical dialogue with Italian and international institutions.