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Abortion: first round

The criminalization of abortion under any circumstances would have serious and little known legal consequences, would contradict international law, would violate fundamental rights of women and is being defended based on lies. A reasoned review of the debate, as announced, will continue in the coming days.

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Colombia is experiencing a huge deficit of decent work

The study on decent work in Colombia reveals the decline of the country in labor issues and proposes to reform public policy. This is the conclusion of the investigation performed by Dejusticia for the Special Prosecutor for Labour and Social Security Affairs.

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Rodrigo Uprimny’s intervention in the VII Encounter of the Constitutional Jurisdiction

On October 10th-12th, 2011, the VII Encounter of the Constitutional Jurisdiction was held in the city of Bogotá. This time, the Constitutional Court commemorated the 20th anniversary of the 1991 Constitution, in an event called “Constitutional dialogues with the world.”

This encounter was attended by two founding members of Dejusticia: Rodrigo Uprimny and Helena Alviar.

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Helena Alviar’s intervention in the VII Encounter of the Constitutional Jurisdiction

On October 10th-12th, 2011, the VII Encounter of the Constitutional Jurisdiction. This time, the Constitutional Court commemorated the 20th anniversary of the 1991 Constitution, in an event called “Constitutional dialogues with the world.”

This encounter was attended by two founding members of Dejusticia: Rodrigo Uprimny and Helena Alviar.

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Secular state, scientific uncertainties, and abortion

Defenders of abortion criminalization in all circumstances depart from three assumptions: i) that every fertilized egg is a person; ii) that, therefore, abortion is unjustifiable, since it destroys a human being and is equivalent to murder, and iii) that therefore abortion should be illegal in all cases to protect human life.

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