Origen y fundamentos de la justicia transicional
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Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas
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Cuervo, Beatriz; Molina, Paola; Torres, Daniela; Casallas, Anyela Yurani; Rodríguez, Julio (s. f.). Origen y fundamentos de la justicia transicional. Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas. https://hdl.handle.net/11349/21542
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A partir de la reseña histórica relacionada con el proceso de implementación de normas penales internacionales para juzgar crímenes contra la humanidad y contra el DIH; y a partir de los antecedentes históricos más representativos que sustentan la normatividad penal internacional sobre estos crímenes, se pudo evidenciar que no necesariamente estos son el fundamento de la justicia transicional, como en efecto se ha considerado, concluyendo que su verdadero sentido es dirimir el conflicto armado para lograr la paz, la reconciliación, la construcción de la memoria histórica y la reparación a las víctimas mediante la transición de un estado de guerra a un estado de paz.
From the historical review process related to the implementation of international criminal law to prosecute crimes against humanity and against the IHL; and from the most representative historical background underlying the international criminal norms on these crimes, it was evident that not necessarily, these are the foundation of transitional justice as indeed has been considered, concluding that its true meaning is to settle the conflict armed for peace, reconciliation, the construction of historical memory and reparation to victims through the transition from a state of war to a state of peace.
From the historical review process related to the implementation of international criminal law to prosecute crimes against humanity and against the IHL; and from the most representative historical background underlying the international criminal norms on these crimes, it was evident that not necessarily, these are the foundation of transitional justice as indeed has been considered, concluding that its true meaning is to settle the conflict armed for peace, reconciliation, the construction of historical memory and reparation to victims through the transition from a state of war to a state of peace.