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Twenty-five thousand refugees return safely to Guatemala using international nonviolent accompaniment (Project A), 1993-1999

Country
Mexico
Guatemala
Time period
January, 1993 to March, 1999
Classification
Third-party nonviolent intervention
Cluster
Democracy
Human Rights
National/Ethnic Identity
Peace
Total points
8 out of 10 points
Name of researcher, and date dd/mm/yyyy
Derrek Bentley 22/11/2013

From 1960 to 1996 Guatemalans endured a civil war in which the Guatemalan military and leftist guerrillas fought for control. In order to defeat the guerrillas, the government focused on controlling and depleting the potential guerrilla population- generally the Mayan Guatemalans. Approximately 200,000 indigenous Mayans were displaced in the early 1980s and in 1987 they decided it was time to head home.

Kenyans report during the election 2012-2013

Country
Kenya
Time period
December, 2012 to March, 2013
Classification
Third-party nonviolent intervention
Cluster
Democracy
Peace
Total points
9 out of 10 points
Name of researcher, and date dd/mm/yyyy
Brigitte Dorge 10/11/2013

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U.S. officials nonviolently intervene in South Korea to protect leading dissident Kim Dae Jung, 1985

Country
South Korea
United States
Time period
6 February, 1985 to 22 Febuary, 1985
Classification
Third-party nonviolent intervention
Cluster
Democracy
Human Rights
Peace
Total points
8 out of 10 points
Name of researcher, and date dd/mm/yyyy
Natalia Choi and Mackenzie Welch, 20/03/2012

South Korea experienced political turmoil in the decades following the Korean War under the rule of several autocratic leaders who severely limited political freedom in society. As S. Korea was a crucial ally against the expansion of communism, the U.S. government was wary of being openly critical of the corrupt S. Korean government. However, the U.S. no longer could ignore the violation of human rights in South Korea when Kim Dae Jung, a leading pro-democracy dissident, sought U.S. assistance in his return from exile to Korea in 1985.