Human Rights / AMR / ICTJ New York / The Rome Statute Review / ICTJ / Washington Post / /
Country
Colombia / United States / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
University of Notre Dame / Columbia University / Hanover Square / University of Minnesota / /
IndustryTerm
draft law / main guerilla / criminal law / rights law concentration / /
Organization
Columbia University / Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia / Promote Open Society / National Science Foundation / Supreme Court / Colombian military / Council on Hemispheric Affairs / UN Human Rights Council / ICC Office / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees / national police force / Alvaro Uribe’s administration / UN Office / Justice and Peace Unit / Congress / Uribe administration / Constitutional Court / Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency / Inter-American Court of Human Rights / Amnesty / International Crisis Group / Prosecutor’s Office / State Party / office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights / civil society / Universidad Externado de Colombia / Colombian Constitutional Court / United Nations / Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation / Human Rights Watch / International Center for Transitional Justice / D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation / University of Notre Dame / International Criminal Court / University of Minnesota / Colombian government / Colombian Office / /
Person
Augusto Ibáñez Guzmán / Michael Reed / Michael Reed-Hurtado / P. Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa / Manuel Cepeda / Alvaro Uribe / Julio Valencia Copete / Rachel Godfrey Wood / Respect Judicial Independence / Michael Evans / Philip Alston / /
Position
human rights lawyer / Prosecutor / President / head / High Commissioner / recruiter / professor of the theoretical study / legal advisor and researcher / Executive / attorney general / Contents Executive / /
ProvinceOrState
Minnesota / /
PublishedMedium
El Tiempo / the JPL proceedings / Washington Post / /
ictj briefing The Rome Statute Review Conference June 2010, Kampala case study: colombia