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We amplify Dejusticia's impact by developing powerful communications strategies, including pedagogical, activist and disruptive communications. We also impact public debates through our journalistic work.

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HOW DID THE COLOMBIAN STATE ALLOW LA GUAJIRA TO TURN INTO THIS TRAGEDY? IN THE STATE OF LA GUAJIRA, THE LOCALS DEMAND WATER AND PUNISHMENT FOR CORRUPTION.
Published in El Espectador READ THE ARTICLE (in Spanish) BOJAYÁ IN THE ERA OF PRE-TRUTH SURVIVORS OF THE 2002 MASSACRE AND FAMILIES OF THE VICTIMS AWAIT FOR THE JUSTICE SYSTEM TO FULFILL ITS PROMISES
Published in El Espectador READ THE ARTICLE (Spanish) FIVE POINTS THAT CONCERN US ABOUT THE SPECIAL JURISDICTION FOR PEACE AND THE SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR PUBLIC SECURITY FORCES READ THE ARTICLE

News

Intimately Political Conversations on Feminisms

By Margarita Martínez Osorio, Anyer Lorena Mosquera, Myriam Pérez Gallo | Jun 5, 2026
The tapestry of our voices reveals questions, tensions, and trajectories that inhabit contemporary feminisms and that challenge not only women but all of humanity.

International justice: as fragile as it is necessary

By Paula Andrea Valencia Cortés | Apr 13, 2026
Is international justice effective? We analyze the fragility, lack of budget, and political tensions and global courts.

With judges on the chopping block, who will defend us?

By Kelly Giraldo Viana, Sofía Carrerá Martínez | Apr 13, 2026
With the global Rule of Law in decline, Latin America has become a political chessboard. Who protects us when judges lose their power?
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Columns &
Blogs

I don’t care if they call me a dictator.

By Nina Chaparro González | Aug 15, 2025
"I don't care if they call me a dictator," said Nayib Bukele, president of El Salvador, last June in one of his annual speeches at ...

NGOs at risk of global extinction

By Nina Chaparro González | Jul 3, 2025
Precisely because NGOs have been a fundamental part of the defense of human rights, denouncing injustices and the worst crimes of authoritarian governments, today there ...

Colombia: going back to the original balance of justice

By Paola Molano Ayala | Nov 26, 2024
The 2016 Peace Agreement between the Government of Colombia and the FARC guerrilla recognized previous institutional developments, including the multiple transitional justice mechanisms. An example ...

Peruvian democracy hangs in the balance; NGOs at risk

By Nina Chaparro González, Ivonne Elena Díaz | Sep 25, 2024
In the last eight years, Peru has had six presidents, along with a violent civil repression. This unstable political context and democratic backsliding are not ...

Maduro’s final blow against NGOs

By Nina Chaparro González | Aug 26, 2024
The Maduro regime wants, once and for all, to deliver a final blow to Venezuelan NGOs. Since last July 28, the day the regime stole ...

Left, democracy, and Venezuela


By Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes | Aug 4, 2024
The conflict in Venezuela is not essentially a confrontation between the left and the right, but between democracy and anti-democracy. Therefore, those of us who ...

The strength of civil society through 32 examples of solidarity

By Nina Chaparro González | May 14, 2024
Civil society is on the move around the world. In Argentina, thousands of students march against the defunding of public education. In Venezuela, various organizations ...

Bukele: the savior? (II)

By Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes | Jun 4, 2023
Some readers objected to my previous column, in which I showed how Bukele had dismantled judicial independence in El Salvador in order to run for ...
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Events

Forum five years after the victim’s law and collective land restitution: Impact on indigenous and afrodescendant communities

Dec 1, 2016

Corporate responsibility in human rights violations: experiences and lessons learned

Oct 26, 2016

Discussion: Experiences in Justiciability of the right to food

Oct 24, 2016
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