The need for expert mediators and negotiators in truth commissions
Keywords:
Truth Commissions, Mediators, Negotiators, Right to Truth, Transitional JusticeAbstract
The purpose of this paper is to highlight the importance of the establishment of truth commissions
in our country, a phenomenon that is occurring in different countries, with the aim of clarifying
controversial facts, especially serious human rights violations, mainly about the forced disappearance
of people, which although some happened many years ago, continue to impact our society; It addresses
the right to the truth as an obligation of the Mexican State and as a right of victims, relatives and
society to have these controversial facts investigated or, on occasions, denied to have occurred, by the
government, consisting of serious violations of human rights by the authorities; and it establishes the
need to prepare mediators and negotiators who are experts in the needs of this type of commission,
who have exceptional qualities and training, and who understand transitional justice, to be an integral
part of these commissions.
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