In this panel discussion reproduction and sexuality were at the center to understand how they have animated recent political debates and transitions (Briggs, 2017) in Latin America. Looking at the pre-post conflict state (Theidon 2007) in Colombia and Peru, the participants in this round table reflected on the conflicting implications of reproduction and sexuality in transitional justice, the functioning of the law, and violence.

 

This event wasvsponsored by ReproSoc (University of Cambridge) and Instituto Pensar (Universidad Javeriana).