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On Wednesday, 10th July 2024, at the 56th Regular Session of the Human Rights Council, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) addressed the persistent impunity for human rights violations in Colombia.
The ICJ called for the implementation of the Truth Commission’s recommendations to strengthen criminal investigations. We highlighted concerns over the misuse of military jurisdiction in cases of human rights violations during social protests and emphasized that such cases should be handled by the ordinary justice system.
Additionally, the ICJ condemned the ongoing violence against human rights defenders and urged authorities to enhance protective measures. We also requested further insights from the High Commissioner on reforming protection models for human rights defenders.