Conflictos

CIDH reitera relevancia de visita a Colombia para evaluar situación de derechos humanos

Comisión expresó en un comunicado ‘preocupación por los resultados del uso desproporcionado de la fuerza y denuncias de violencia sexual’

A demonstrator holds a placard reading "Free Cali" during the "March of Silence" in rejection of the streets blockades and the violence which erupts in the protests against the government, in Cali, Colombia, on May 25, 2021. - Officially, 43 people have died in clashes since the protests started, initially against a proposed tax reform that has since been withdrawn. Demonstrations have continued in the face of a violent police crackdown that has drawn international condemnation. (Photo by Luis ROBAYO / AFP)
A demonstrator holds a placard reading "Free Cali" during the "March of Silence" in rejection of the streets blockades and the violence which erupts in the protests against the government, in Cali, Colombia, on May 25, 2021. - Officially, 43 people have died in clashes since the protests started, initially against a proposed tax reform that has since been withdrawn. Demonstrations have continued in the face of a violent police crackdown that has drawn international condemnation. (Photo by Luis ROBAYO / AFP) LUIS ROBAYO
Una manifestante se movilizó en rechazo a los bloqueos de calles y la violencia que estalló en las protestas contra el gobierno de Iván Duque, en Cali, Colombia, el 25 de mayo del 2021. Foto: AFP (LUIS ROBAYO/AFP)

Bogotá. La Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (CIDH), un órgano de la OEA, reiteró este martes la relevancia de realizar “a la brevedad posible” una visita de trabajo a Colombia, un país sacudido desde fines de abril por masivas protestas que han generado alarma internacional.

“La CIDH reconoce la oportunidad de diálogo con el Estado colombiano y enfatiza la importancia de una visita de trabajo a la brevedad posible”, señaló la entidad tras reunirse con la vicepresidenta y canciller de Colombia, Marta Lucía Ramírez.

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