E/CN.4/1995/111
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CONTENTS
Paragraphs
Introduction
I.
II.
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1 -
8
3
BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT: DEVELOPMENTS
SINCE 1990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9 -
19
4
THE RIGHT TO LIFE AND FREEDOM FROM
TORTURE: FINDINGS AND CONCERNS
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20 -
54
7
Violations of the right to life and
freedom from torture in areas of
armed conflict
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24 -
40
9
Violent action against political
dissent and social protest
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41 -
47
13
C.
"Social cleansing"
48 -
50
16
D.
Other factors of violence
51 -
54
16
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55 -
74
17
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56 -
60
17
A.
B.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
Page
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AREAS VISITED BY THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEURS
A.
Arauca
B.
Magdalena Medio
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61 -
67
20
C.
Valle del Cauca
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68 -
74
21
75 - 102
23
75 -
76
23
77 - 102
25
103 - 114
31
115 - 132
34
THE RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS OF LAW
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A.
Institutions
B.
Problems relating to the functioning
of institutions with jurisdiction
to impose penalties
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CONCLUSIONS
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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