Ley 984 de 2005 | Ley 984 de 2005 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 984 de 2005

This preamble introduces the Optional Protocol and states the human-rights principles and equality goals behind it.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 984 de 2005
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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About this statute

This preamble introduces the Optional Protocol and states the human-rights principles and equality goals behind it. States Parties recognize the Committee’s power to receive and consider communications submitted under Article 2. Certain people or groups under the State Party’s jurisdiction may submit communications if they claim to be victims; communications may also be filed on their behalf, but their consent is required unless the author can justify acting without it. Las comunicaciones deben presentarse por escrito y no pueden ser anónimas; el Comité no debe recibir comunicaciones sobre ciertos Estados Parte. El Comité no puede examinar una comunicación hasta que se hayan agotado los recursos internos, con excepciones por demora injustificada o falta probable de remedio efectivo; además, debe declarar inadmisibles ciertas comunicaciones que encajen en los supuestos listados.

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