Resistencia civil pacífica en Colombia: Un estudio de la influencia de los movimientos sociales en las políticas públicas con enfoque de derechos

Abstract

This research project aims to study the peaceful civil resistance in Colombia of the social movements that channel public policies with a rights-based approach. Based on this study, it analyzes thematic components to monitor human rights and environmental rights situations in Colombia from the monitoring of public policies. In its results, it projects a proposal for academic cooperation between the Santo Tomás University, through the Institute of Peace and Development, IPAZDE, and the Specialized Academic Network of the Inter-American System for the Protection of Human Rights, SIDH for such monitoring.

Structural situations in the field of human rights and the environment - economic, social, cultural and environmental rights - are studied to guide three thematic components, namely: (i) peaceful civil resistance in Colombia, (ii) crime, violence and (iii ) public policies with a rights-based approach. The methodological design of academic cooperation with the participation of organizations and social movements in Colombia that promote public policies with a rights approach is proposed. For the ethnographic study, the research project works with the Association Caminos de Esperanza Madres de la Candelaria: mothers, fathers, wives, children and relatives victims of kidnapping and enforced disappearance, Teatro Vital and Fundación Natura Colombia.