Criminal law and social protest

As part of the publication “Is criminalization of social protest legitimate?”, Rodrigo Uprimny and Luz Maria Sanchez analyze the types of crimes that can be used to suppress the protests in the Colombian context.

Por: Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes, Luz María Sánchez Duque | December 15, 2010

Para leer la publicación completa, remítase al siguiente link:

http://www.palermo.edu/cele/pdf/Protesta-social.pdf

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