¿Fronteras, un desafío en los DDHH? Amorúas y Sikuanis en la frontera colombo venezolana en medio de la crisis humanitaria.

Abstract

the non-recognition of binationality by the Colombian State, in which the Amoruas and Sikuanis live, indigenous peoples of nomadic tradition, catalogued on the verge of physical and cultural extermination, who have inhabited the Colombian-Venezuelan border in the municipality of Puerto Carreño, department of Vichada since ancestral times. And with this, expose the non-compliance with international covenants and national jurisprudence to guarantee the rights of these groups of special protection. Such defenselessness on the part of the State with these peoples also leaves them at a possible risk of statelessness. All this, in the midst of a border context, between the absence of states, the dynamics of the armed conflict, illegal economies and the impacts of the diplomatic crisis between the two countries. The reflection carried out lands the international instruments ignored by the Colombian state, the discussions that have taken place around the studies on statelessness in the country and the importance of advancing in bilateral dialogues that allow the recognition of binationality as a vital status of the peoples that inhabit this border axis.