Mitigating Criminal Law Addiction: Alternatives to Prison for Drug-related Offenses
By Luis Felipe Cruz, Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes, Sergio Chaparro Hernández |
This report was prepared with the Colectivo de Estudios Drogas y Derecho and discusses alternatives to prison for drug-related offenses.
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Strategic Litigation Manual: From Theory to Practice, Lessons from Colombia & Lebanon
By Gabriela Eslava, Mauricio Albarracín, Maryluz Barragán |
The manual presents the theory of strategic litigation with examples of real cases brought by Dejusticia and The Legal Agenda. We encourage readers to continue to add to it with each new case they have the opportunity to work on.
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Executive Summary Decision T-543 of 2017
By Dejusticia |
The Constitutional Court held that the Superintendency of Industry and Commerce censored the organization Educar Consumidores, and it cautioned the Superintendency that henceforth it could not exercise prior control over informational
contents.
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Arguments and pathways for the ratification of the American Convention on Protecting the Human Rights of Older Persons
By Isabel Pereira Arana |
On June 15, 2015, the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) adopted the text of the Inter-American Convention on Protecting the Human Rights of Older Persons (Convention on Older Persons).
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Palliative Care and its Status in Latin America
By Dejusticia |
Dejusticia launched a report on the status of palliative care across eight countries in Latin America.
Women, Drug Policy, and Imprisonment: A Guide for Reforming Policy in Colombia
By Luis Felipe Cruz, Margarita Martínez Osorio, Nina Chaparro González, Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes, Sergio Chaparro Hernández |
This guide diagnoses the impact of deprivation of liberty on women imprisoned due to drug offenses, and formulates recommendations to mitigate and prevent the disproportionate effects of incarceration.
Women, Drug Policy, and Imprisonment
By Dejusticia |
This guide, written by the Washington Office on Latin America, the International Drug Policy Consortium, the Inter-American Commission of Women, and Dejusticia, proposes drug policy reform to reduce the female prison population in the Americas.
