Colombia seeks to tighten checks on public protests
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Colombian government proposes changes to the actions of authorities during protests
Without prior dialogue, the Government of Colombia issues a decree that empowers the police to dissolve protests, affecting citizens' rights if social movements go to the streets against anti-popular policies of the Executive.
Colombia seeks to tighten checks on public protests
Colombia’s government published a draft decree that seeks to tighten regulations on public protests. The draft was published weeks before labor unions and social organizations plan regional anti-government protests ahead of a national strike that is set for November. The draft seeks to update the Decree #3 of 2021, which was issued months before a […]
It modifies Decree 003 of 2021. Among the changes, it allows to intervene without exhausting the dialogue in certain cases and gives more functions to the PMU. The post Government of De la Espriella lists decree to regulate manifestations appeared first on La Silla Empty.
This is the draft decree of the government of Abelardo De La Espriella that updates the state action in public demonstrations It is a draft of the bill and announced it the minister of the Interior, Rodrigo Lara Restrepo. It seeks that the citizenship makes public comments. The minister of the Interior, Rodrigo Lara Restrepo, confirmed this Thursday, [...] The entry <font color="#0ac600">Colombia</font> The Ministry of the Interior presented a …
A draft decree of the Ministry of the Interior would amend the current protocol for public demonstrations, with new rules of police intervention and the principle of “constitutional balance.” The draft is open for comment until October 4.
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