This study (in Spanish) examines the goals of the victim movement in Colombia; with a focus on women’s associations that are adamantly working on fighting impunity, pressuring institutions to address sexual violence and atrocities committed against women, healing and empowerment of victims and youth, and achieving a more integral approach to reparations. The study analyses how women’s organisations have informally helped processes of comprehensive reparation and access to justice, and how they can support the prioritisation of victims’ needs in institutional spaces.
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Colombian victim and survivor leadership and participation in informal transitional justice
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Keila McFarland
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November 18, 2022
Advocacy Resources
- Gender Justice
- Latin American and Caribbean States
- Reparations
- Sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV)
- Survivor-centered approach
- Victim Participation
- Victim-centered approach
- Victims' Rights