From Indonesia to Peru: The Experiences of Our Fellows from the Global South
By Dejusticia |
Seven researchers from six countries came to our organization to strengthen their work on transitional justice, gender, peasant rights, extractivism, technology, among others. This exchange strengthens the impact of their organizations and promotes the defense of human rights in their countries of origin.
Read more Open call for Global North fellowships 2025
By Dejusticia |
This opportunity, for the second semester of 2025, allows for the exchange of tools and research-action strategies developed at Dejusticia, as well as the contributions of interns and fellows with their own experiences and those of their organizations.
Read more Justice, crisis and reforms
By Diana Esther GuzmĆ”n RodrĆguez |
These environmental, climate and economic crises have been compounded by the return of international wars and their enormous toll of both victims and damage, as well as the rise of authoritarian regimes.
Read more Climate justice requires a development agenda from the South
By Sergio Chaparro HernƔndez |
COP 28 revealed the tensions between climate ambitions and actual actions. How to implement development and cooperation strategies in line with climate justice in the Global South?
Read more A story of uncertainty and access to information: the search for missing persons in Latin America
By Paula Andrea Valencia CortƩs, Jorge Lule |
Although the contexts in Mexico and Colombia are different, both cases highlight the importance of accessing judicial and extrajudicial information as a necessary prerequisite for the success of searches and the relief of family members.
Read more 3 challenges to the human rights agenda in 2024: a Global South perspective
By Dejusticia |
We present El Sur Global, an international newsletter to discuss international situations and trends from a human rights perspective.
Read more The challenges of Colombia’s foreign policy towards Venezuela
By Christy Crouse, Lina Arroyave VelƔsquez |
The relationship between these two countries affects regional stability. Less migration, conflict, and injustice will generate greater peace and democratic and economic growth for Latin America.
Read more Unbearable Heat: Climate Displacement and Hardened Borders in the Americas
By Dejusticia |
Instead of restrictive policies that further endanger people seeking asylum or refuge due to climate change and the violence unleashed by this phenomenon, governments in the Americas must establish pathways for displaced individuals, who often belong to marginalized communities, to find safety.
Read more Open call for Global North fellowships 2024
By Diego Zambrano |
This opportunity, for the second semester of 2024, allows for the exchange of tools and research-action strategies developed at Dejusticia, as well as the contributions of interns and fellows with their own experiences and those of their organizations.
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