Los derechos humanos de las comunidades indígenas en Bogotá: el caso de los Emberá Katío

Abstract

This work is part of the Line of Research on Social Movements and Human Rights, initially presents the evolution of the indigenous social movement and indigenous migrations, this consists of three (3) chapters: the first refers to the evolution of the indigenous social movement, how indigenous people from different towns have been inserted in the dynamics of city construction, the work of indigenous people in the urban labor field, their location in the city, their organization and public policies for urban indigenous people. The second chapter is the investigation of the Embera-Katío indigenous people from their history, economy, social organization and their place in the Colombian internal armed conflict. The third chapter is the presentation of the case study carried out with the 48 Emberá-Katío indigenous families residing in the accommodation on Calle 18 con Caracas in the center of Bogotá.