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Peace and transitional justice
The Peace and Transitional Justice area works to ensure that the voices of LGBTIQ+ victims of the armed conflict are heard. It promotes their participation in the construction of an inclusive peace by strengthening their organisational processes, documenting the effects they experienced during the armed conflict and developing advocacy and litigation strategies before transitional justice mechanisms.
Pillars of action
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Territorial strengthening of LGBTIQ+ organisations
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Legal representation and psychosocial support for LGBTIQ+ victims of the conflict
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Research on the impacts of armed conflict
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Building memory with a gender perspective
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National and international advocacy for the inclusion of LGBTIQ+ people in peacebuilding efforts
Our publications
In the shadows of Colombia's armed conflict lie stories...
With the progress of the investigation of macro-case 11, we...
This toolkit guides how to include a focus on sexual...
This toolkit provides guidance on how to include...
How to identify prejudice in violence against LGBTIQ+ people?
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This toolbox is aimed at all people who are interested in...
The Five Keys Alliance delivers three documents on the...
The SJP attributes responsibility for war crimes and crimes against humanity to...
The Five Keys Alliance publicly urges the United Nations...
The Five Keys Alliance makes a public appeal to the...
Disappearance as an instrument of persecution against LGBT people is...
This booklet is for the consultation of all persons...
We reiterate the need for the SJP to prioritise the macro-case...
A Journey of Peace
A Journey of Peace is the first multimedia repository of memories of LGBTQ+ victims and survivors of the Colombian armed conflict. This website is one of the results of several years of work by Colombia Diversa towards the construction of a peaceful country.
Launch Equally Justas
We presented Equally Just, a project with SISMA Mujer and Christian Aid, with the support of the European Union, which will allow LGBTIQ+ people and women in 8 departments of the country to access transitional justice. The event was an opportunity for victims, organisations, diplomats and the state to come together to learn about and build the bridges necessary to ensure a peace with all colours. This project will implement an intersectional feminist litigation model that will seek to reach more than 2'000,000 people and benefit at least 220 victims with legal accompaniment that will also strengthen local community processes.
Encuentro Plan Nacional mujeres LBT
Equally fair is an initiative that brings together advocates, activists and organisations to make visible the experiences of LGBTIQ+ people in contexts of armed conflict. This launch marks the beginning of a collective process of memory, justice and reparation with a focus on gender and diversity.
Presentation of the Restorative Project - Rainbow School House
In a private and deeply moving event, we delivered to the Special Justice for Peace (JEP) the proposal co-constructed with LGBTIQ+ victims of our restorative project for Tumaco, Nariño. This project will allow LGBTIQ+ victims of the armed conflict to have a safe space to train, explore their creativity and take care of themselves.
The event was attended by Magistrate Belkis Izquierdo, who received the proposal from the victims in the hope that it would be implemented.
