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Karen Hemmingsen visits with children in an orphanage in San Salavador, El Salvador. Hem
mingsen and University Prof. Bill Cadbury traveled to the war-torn country this summer to assist
with relief programs run by local churches. The parents of many of the children were killed by
Salvadoran security forces, Cadbury says.
Couple describes El Salvador
By Paul Ertelt
Of the Emerald
Regular security forces, not
right wing “death squads.” are
responsible for most of the
human rights violations in El
Salvador, says a University pro
fessor who recently visited that
country.
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“About 75 percent of the
human rights violations are
committed by people in
uniform, not out of uniform,”
says speech Prof. Bill Cadbury.
The death squads, which
operate mostly in the urban
areas, are merely “security
forces out of uniform,” he says.
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Though human rights viola
tions have decreased in the
cities, many peasants in the
countryside are still being kill
ed in government bombings and
raids on their villages, he says.
Cadbury and Karen Hemm
ingsen, a Eugene school-board
member, traveled to El Salvador
in August to work with local
church relief programs. They
assisted an ecumenical coali
tion that provided food,
clothing and building materials
for those displaced by the war,
"The government is just not
doing anything for these folks
and the churches are stepping
in and trying to do something,"
Hemmingsen says. But the
churches have difficulty in pro
viding medical relief, she says.
Medicine brought into the
country by missionaries is often
held up in customs until it goes
bad, she says. Within the coun
try, medicine is expensive and
often unavailable.
The Eugeneans, both
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