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“How is it to do justice under cross fire”: Report from Semana Magazine on Dejusticia´s investigation
State agents told Dejusticia their stories about the investigations and judicial rulings that they have delivered in regions where armed illegal groups still have control and power.
Read MoreA Gross Mistake
The democratic victory in the United States could send a very expensive bill to the colombian government.
Read MoreThe Drug Dealing Business of the Pyramids
¿How is it possible that pyramids gets us on such a mess? Even though many believed in them because of necessity or for being naive, the most common case is that of “taking advantage” the colombian way wanting to do money the easiest and fastest way. This is what grandma´s from the Antioquia region say:
“go and make money honestly. If you can´t, go and make money.”
Forums
In a democratic society and pluralist everyone must be able to say what they want, even though when what they say is openly with no support at all.
Read MoreHearing at the Interamerican Commission of Human Rights on Racial Discrimination
In October 23 of 2008, Dejusticia, the Observatory on Racial Discrimination from Los Andes University, the Colombian government and others were present in Washington, at the Interamerican Commission on Human Rights discussing issues of racial discrimination and access to justice in Colombia.
Read More“Government is Asked to take ´urgent´actions in order to stop discrimination against afro-descendants”: EFE
Washington – Organizations on the defense of the human rights denounced the “structural” discrimination against the afro´descendant community in Colombia and asked for an “urgent” action from the State in order to stop wit this situation.
Read MoreJuridical Ruses against Victims
Government seems determined to keep away victims caused by state agents from the project on the Statute of the Victims Rights that is now before the Chamber of Representatives for approval. That is why everyday it invents juridical ruses to justify what evidently is a form of discrimination.
Read MorePublic Interest Corporation from Chile, by its director Nicolas Espejo Yaksic, supports the lawsuit Dejusticia presented against the laws that regulate social interest housing.
Dejusticia presents the Amicus Curiae sent by a Public Interest Corporation from Chile that supported the lawsuit against the laws that regulate social interest housing in Colombia.
Read MoreEl Espectador talks about the new investigation from Dejusticia “Judges with no State”
Tales of how the actors of the armed conflict mine the works from judges and prosecutors in Colombia.
Read MoreComisión Colombiana de Juristas supports Dejusticia`s Lawsuit against Laws on Social Interest Housing
Document presented by the Comisión Colombiana de Juristas before the Constitutional Court supporting the lawsuit by Dejusticia on a dignified living.
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