قاعدة بيانات القانون الدولي الإنساني القانون الدولي الإنساني العرفي
جميع قواعد بيانات القانون الدولي الإنساني
القاعدة ذات الصلة
Colombia
Practice Relating to Rule 161. International Cooperation in Criminal Proceedings
Section A. Cooperation between States
V. National Case-law
In 2006, in the Constitutional Case No. C-370/06, the Plenary Chamber of Colombia’s Constitutional Court stated:
The human rights and international humanitarian law treaties do not specifically recognize the rights to peace, truth, justice and reparation. But they do refer to … States’ obligation to cooperate in the prevention and punishment of international crimes and serious violations of human rights. 
Colombia, Constitutional Court, Constitutional Case No. C-370/06, Judgment of 18 May 2006, § 4.3.1.
In 2007, in the Constitutional Case C-095/07, the Criminal Chamber of Colombia’s Constitutional Court stated that “various treaties on human rights and international humanitarian law mention … the obligation of States to cooperate in the prevention and punishment of international crimes and serious violations of human rights, and in restoring victims’ rights.” 
Colombia, Constitutional Court, Constitutional Case No. C-095/07, Decision of 14 February 2007, p. 35.
(footnote in original omitted)