This study supports with solid empirical evidence that drug policies in Colombia that resort to the use of criminal law do not respect the principle of proportionality and therefore are not justifiable from the constitutional point of view.

This document describes the disproportionality of the drug-related crimes in seven Latin American countries. Even though they are punishable behavior that does not directly or indirectly harm third parties, studies of drug crime related laws show a regional tendency to increase the use of criminal law

This books tell the story of the dam of Urrá through the central themes of violence and the dispute for land and the natural resources in Colombia.

This book analyzes the origins, practice, and effects of the right to prior consultation for indigenous peoples.

The book provides lessons from the drafting process of the Reparations and Restoration of Land to Indigenous Peoples decree in Colombia.

In 2000 the Colombian legislature approved a law aimed at promoting equal participation of women in high-level state offices through the adoption of a quota system that orders that at least 30% of public offices are occupied by women.

This paper provides some evidence for the discussion of the budget of the judicial authorities in Colombia and propose an alternative to reform its budget system.

In this document we describe some of the experiences in the region's countries regarding the investigation of complex crimes.

This book studies the Colombia's social reality through local institutions.

The first book of the collection is about the rights to prior consultation and free, prior and informed participation.

The second book in the collection is on the right to reparations for indigenous peoples