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Intervention regarding the scope of the expression “due to the armed conflict” of the Victim’s Law

Dejusticia
April 30, 2012

Dejusticia supported claim of unconstitutionality, arguing that the term “due to the armed conflict” of the Victim’s Law be understood in its broadest sense.

The intervention presents some criteria that should be considered in order to identify when a violation occurs in the context of armed conflict.


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