The National Refugee Aid Committee (CONAR) emerged only 13 days after the military civilian coup of 1973, as an ecumenical initiative aimed at protecting the lives and dignity of refugees and foreigners persecuted by the dictatorship. In its first months, it served thousands of people and managed to leave the country [...]
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The National Refugee Aid Committee (CONAR) emerged only 13 days after the military civilian coup of 1973, as an ecumenical initiative aimed at protecting the lives and dignity of refugees and foreigners persecuted by the dictatorship. In its first months, it served thousands of people and managed to leave the country [...]