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The Comision Colombiana de Juristas (CCJ) is a non-governmental organisation in Bogotá that began operating in 1988. The organization seeks to contribute to the development of international human rights law and international humanitarian law.

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Carrera 15 A Bis 45-37, CP 111311
Bogotá, D.C., Colombia

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- Colombia
- 02.07.24
- Statements
Colombia: International organisations contribute to the EU-Colombia HRs Dialogue

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- Colombia
- 18.04.23
- Reports
Colombia: Torture remains systematic and impunity is alarming

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- Colombia
- 28.02.23
- News Releases
Women's Day 2023: An event to celebrate the strong women who defend human rights

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- 22.06.22
- Statements
UN Secretary-General should hold transparent and consultative process to pick next UN Rights chief

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- 16.12.21
- Statements
The Esperanza Protocol, first international tool to respond to threats against human rights defenders

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- Colombia
- 30.06.21
- Statements
HRC47: a global call from human rights groups to end police violence in Colombia

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- Colombia
- 30.06.21
- News Releases
Colombia: Unprecedented crackdown on protesters

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- Colombia
- 11.05.20
- Urgent Interventions
Oidhaco and international organizations repudiate military illegal intelligence activities and ask public statement by European countries and institutions

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- Colombia
- 01.07.19
41th session of the Human Rights Council: Oral statement issued by Comisión Colombiana de Juristas and OMCT

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- Colombia
- 19.07.17
- Urgent Interventions
Preliminary findings of an international fact-finding mission - No peace for human rights defenders

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Resources

Colombia: International organisations contribute to the EU-Colombia HRs Dialogue

Colombia: Torture remains systematic and impunity is alarming

Women's Day 2023: An event to celebrate the strong women who defend human rights

UN Secretary-General should hold transparent and consultative process to pick next UN Rights chief

The Esperanza Protocol, first international tool to respond to threats against human rights defenders

HRC47: a global call from human rights groups to end police violence in Colombia

Colombia: Unprecedented crackdown on protesters

Oidhaco and international organizations repudiate military illegal intelligence activities and ask public statement by European countries and institutions

41th session of the Human Rights Council: Oral statement issued by Comisión Colombiana de Juristas and OMCT

Preliminary findings of an international fact-finding mission - No peace for human rights defenders