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\n Human Rights and the Practical Power of Art<\/a>
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\n By Claret Vargas<\/a>
\n | Jan 22, 2018
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At a time when the human rights movement is facing great challenges, and at a moment when there is a widespread recognition that the human rights movement must be more interdisciplinary, and locally connected, human rights advocates should be more purposeful in integrating art, in addition to social sciences, into our practice.
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\n The world is still wide and alien<\/a>
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\n By Ana Mar\u00eda Ram\u00edrez<\/a>
\n | Jan 15, 2018
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The unforeseen incidents of bringing together a handful of indigenous leaders from around the world to Colombia for the First Global Workshop for Indigenous Leaders.
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\n Insecurity: desperate measures<\/a>
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\n By Irina Alejandra Junieles Acosta<\/a>
\n | Jan 14, 2018
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Justice through people’s own hands and the deaths in neighborhoods fights show the failure of the State in several sectors of the city, especially those that are outside the tourist circuit.
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\n “La se\u00f1orita Mar\u00eda” will not make part of the census<\/a>
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\n By Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes<\/a>
\n | Jan 14, 2018
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The census that began this week does not have the questions to properly account for the LGBT population, or the peasant population, or to evaluate multidimensional poverty.
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\n Poor census<\/a>
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\n By C\u00e9sar Rodr\u00edguez Garavito<\/a>
\n | Jan 12, 2018
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The census that began to run electronically this week is characterized by improvisation, smallness and inequity.
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\n A census without peasants?<\/a>
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\n By Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes<\/a>
\n | Jan 7, 2018
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How is the State going to take peasants into account in its policies if it does not count them in its main instrument for collecting information, which is the census? The request of peasants is fair because this population has historically suffered from structural discrimination. A single piece of data shows that: rural poverty (45%) is approximately three times higher than urban poverty (15%).
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\n The unit of hope<\/a>
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\n By Nelson Camilo S\u00e1nchez Le\u00f3n<\/a>
\n | Jan 7, 2018
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The Missing Persons Search Unit has become a beacon of hope for the more than 60,000 families who carry with them the daily torture of enforced disappearances: the helpless waiting for clues as to the whereabouts of their loved one.
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\n Deliberation in division<\/a>
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\n By Vivian Newman Pont<\/a>
\n | Jan 5, 2018
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What makes members of divided societies carefully consider the reasons for and against a decision before adopting it?
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\n “Incluidas” and “incluidos?”<\/a>
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\n By Diana Esther Guzm\u00e1n Rodr\u00edguez<\/a>
\n | Dec 30, 2017
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Language has a political and symbolic dimension and that is why it is an important space to look for cultural transformations.
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