El territorio «Katsa Su» del pueblo indígena awá reconocido como víctima del conflicto: un hito histórico para la justicia restaurativa
The «Katsa Su» territory of the Awá indigenous people recognised as a victim of the conflict: a historic milestone for restorative justice
Daniel Laureano Noguera Santander and Jazmín Janneth Díaz Vivas · 2025
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Summary
Studies the recognition of the great «Katsa Su» territory of the Awá people as a victim of the Colombian armed conflict and why this precedent matters for restorative justice. It presents the history, customs, identity and own justice of this community, and examines how the State guarantees its rights through the ideas of interjurisdictionality and interculturality, within the framework of the 2016 Peace Agreement and the Special Jurisdiction for Peace. It is useful for those who work on transitional justice, indigenous peoples' rights and collective reparation.
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Details
- Authors
- Noguera Santander, Daniel Laureano; Díaz Vivas, Jazmín Janneth
- Year
- 2025
- Publisher or source
- Revista Derecho del Estado, n.º 62, 2025, pp. 265-287 (Universidad Externado de Colombia)
- Type
- Article
- Language
- Spanish
- Jurisdiction
- Colombia
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA
- DOI
- 10.18601/01229893.n62.10