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Anti-Discrimination<\/h3>\n

Publications<\/p>\n


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\n The Sarayaku and the interamerican system on human rights: Justice for the \u201cMedio Dia\u201d people and their living jungle<\/a>
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\n By Mario Melo Cevallos<\/a>
\n | Nov 23, 2016
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In this text, Mario Melo Cevallos, lawyer of the Kichwa people of Sarayaku, tells the story of resistance and mobilization of the indigenous people in the face of State plans to exploit the oil that was in the heart of the Amazon.
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\n Women, Drug Policy, and Imprisonment: A Guide for Reforming Policy in Colombia<\/a>
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\n By Margarita Mart\u00ednez Osorio<\/a>, Luis Felipe Cruz<\/a>, Sergio Chaparro Hern\u00e1ndez<\/a>
\n | May 30, 2016
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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.
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\n Women, Drug Policy, and Imprisonment<\/a>
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\n By Dejusticia<\/a>
\n | Feb 4, 2016
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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.
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\n Exercising the Right to Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy in the context of armed conflict<\/a>
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\n By Margarita Mart\u00ednez Osorio<\/a>, Annika Dal\u00e9n<\/a>
\n | Jan 26, 2016
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One of the central aims of this text is to overcome, in a first attempt, the lack of data regarding abortions and the armed conflict, and the obstacles women face when trying to access that procedure in those contexts.<\/p>\n

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\n Legal Remedies. The Role of Constitutional Judges when Abortion Is Not Guaranteed<\/a>
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\n By Nina Chaparro Gonz\u00e1lez<\/a>, Diana Esther Guzm\u00e1n Rodr\u00edguez<\/a>
\n | Jan 21, 2016
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This text, which at first seems to broach simply a legal debate, is truly about how to resolve the human drama of what to do when women attempt to access legal abortions, but face innumerable obstacles which end up limiting it.<\/p>\n

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\n Recognition with Redistribution: Ethnic-Racial Law and Justice in Latin America<\/a>
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\n By Carlos Andr\u00e9s Baquero D\u00edaz<\/a>, C\u00e9sar Rodr\u00edguez Garavito<\/a>
\n | Jul 30, 2015
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To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the International Labor Organization’s Convention 169, Dejusticia launches this book written by César Rodríguez-Garavito and Carlos Andrés Baquero.<\/p>\n

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\n Training on Issues on Sexual Violence in the Armed Conflict: A Methodological Proposal for Public Servants<\/a>
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\n By Silvia Rojas Castro<\/a>, Annika Dal\u00e9n<\/a>
\n | Mar 26, 2015
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We contribute some pedagogical materials to develop a training program on this topic. We hope its implementation will contribute to an improvement in the attention given to survivors, and the investigation and judicialization of sexula violence commited in the armed conflict with the goal of reducing impunity for these crimes and increasing survivors’ access to justice.<\/p>\n

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\n Do Not Interrupt the Law: The National Health Superintendency’s Purview on the Right to Choose<\/a>
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\n By Annika Dal\u00e9n<\/a>, Nina Chaparro Gonz\u00e1lez<\/a>
\n | Feb 11, 2015
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This document seeks to contribute new arguments to advance the debate about the implementation of guarantees to the right to choose in Colombia, overcoming the two obstacles outlined in the report.<\/p>\n

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\n Before the Courts: Judicial Needs and Access to Justice in Colombia<\/a>
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\n By Sandra Santa Mora<\/a>, Sebasti\u00e1n Lalinde Ord\u00f3\u00f1ez<\/a>
\n | Oct 1, 2014
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This book seeks to \u00a0assess systematically the judicial needs and access to justice achieved in Colombia until today. The book argues for a rethinking of\u00a0the priorities of the justice system, in order to better meet Colombian judicial needs and solve its core problems, and in order to redirect resources to overcome the most important shortfalls and inefficiencies of this system.
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