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The private gag of the pundits
With the purchase of “El Tiempo” by the Sarmiento group, many columnists have warned the risk that the economic interests of the conglomerate compromise the independence of the newspaper.
Read MoreThe crisis of the Incoder: land to fertilize or an opportunity to cut from the root?
The bottom line now is what to do with the Incoder.
Read MoreThe challenges of the new General Attorney regarding the judgment of forced displacement
The renowned criminalist Eduardo Montealegre will stren as General Attonery this week.
Read MoreDrugs: regulatory alternative (i)
The discussion of drugs to be held in the Summit of the Americas should not be limited to noting the failure and the costs of prohibition. It should also advance in the search of reasonable alternatives.
Read MoreA constitution more malleable than platinum
The South African state bends its constitutional pillars when it allows the excesses of a tribal billionaire king who oppresses the communities but promotes the exploitation of platinum.
Read MoreCivil society campaign for the adoption of the monitoring indicators of the Protocol of San Salvador
Dejusticia invites the civil society organizations of the Americas to react, in order to secure approval of the Indicators of Progress for the measurement of economic, social, and cultural rights under the Protocol of San Salvador in the General Assembly of the Organization of the American States (OAS) in June 2012.
We’ve been waiting 24 years for the monitoring mechanism to become a reality.
Help us say: ESCR can’t wait longer!
Finally, on June 4, 2012, the General Assembly of the OAS approved indicators.
Read MoreOpen sesame
The legend says the history of the cave of Ali Baba and the forty thieves was not invented by Scheherazade to save himself in One thousand and one nights.
Read MoreLandless serfs
With the National Development Plan has opened the door to go back on what little the country has made in democratization of land ownership.
Read More“RECOGNIZE THE PAST, BUILD THE FUTURE”
Report on violence against trade union members between 1984 and 2011.
Read MoreAccess to justice for women. Ordinary justice.
In both Colombia and elsewhere in the world, women need justice services that may be, in a greater or lesser extent, different from those needed by others. In this paper, we study the demand for criminal justice services on behalf of women and the difficulties they encounter when accessing the judicial system.
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