The Conventionality Control: Appliance of the International Measures for the Internal Ordering as Victims Rights Protection Standard
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This article presents an academic approach to the fundamental notions of the conventionality control performed by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. It is established, as well, a series of relevant cases in matters of protection of victims rights. Additionally, a lawmaking relation on the criteria used by the Colombian Constitutional Court in matters of transitional justice.
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