Authors Eduardo Díaz-Amado Director of the Institute of Bioethics of Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá, Colombia. Ph.D. in Philosophy and MA in History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine, University of Durham, UK. Specialist in Bioethics, Universidad El Bosque. Philosopher with option in Liter ature, Universidad de Los Andes and Physician, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá. His main research and interest areas are bioethics and society, medical humanities, clinical bioethics, history of medicine and ethics, and bioethics. He has published several articles and books on these areas.
Andrea Hellemeyer Psychologist and MA in Psychoanalysis, University of Buenos Aires. She’s professor and researcher associated to the Department of Psychology, Ethics and Human Rights, Faculty of Psychology (UBA). Since 2012, she’s an UBACyT researcher. She’s currently working on the project “The testimonial literature about State terrorism in Argentina. An analysis of the written transmission of those directly affected by State terrorism and other authors” (2019-2022). Also, she’s researcher at the Bioethics Research Group of the Bioethics Institute, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogota, Colombia. She’s member of the Observatory of Freedoms, Antena Infancia y Juventud de Bogotá.
Andrés Cubillos-Novella Professor and researcher at the Public Health Institute of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, with a Post-doctorate in mental health and migration from the University of Central Florida. Doctor in international and intercultural studies and European Master in migration, conflict, and social cohesion from the University of Deusto. Advisor to government agencies on mental health issues in migrant populations. Consultant for international organizations on migration, health, and public health issues. Author of articles, book chapters, and publications on topics related to health in migrant populations.
Juan Jorge Michel Fariña BSc and Ph.D. in Psychology (Universidad de Buenos Aires). He pursued postgraduate studies at Paris VI University, France. Between 1983 and 1989, he coordinated the assistance program for victims of State terrorism. He has been visiting professor and guest speaker in France, the United
