2019
DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.vj138.crpd
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Complicidad, responsabilidad penal de directivos empresariales y violaciones de Derechos Humanos cometidas por grupos armados ilegales: lecciones del Derecho Penal Internacional para Colombia

Abstract: El presente artículo de reflexión plantea algunas consideraciones sobre la imputación de responsabilidad penal a empresarios con base en crímenes cometidos por grupos armados. A partir de allí, se pretende establecer cuándo la Jurisdicción Especial para la Paz, JEP, puede juzgar líderes empresariales, dado que en el Acuerdo de Paz firmado por el Gobierno colombiano y el grupo guerrillero FARC-EP se previó como criterio para definir si la JEP es competente frente a civiles, de una manera algo vaga, la “particip… Show more

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“…What is more, pursuant to the Agreement, the Attorney General's Office had to forward the investigation requests it opened in the Justice and Peace process involving businesspeople to the JEP. 51 This broader approach including civilians provided the JEP with a huge transformative potential for many sectors of society. It especially created great expectations among victims and civil society that not only legal cases against business elites, which had been dragging on in ordinary courts, could finally move forward in the JEP, but also new cases against more economic actors involved in violence.…”
Section: Elites In the Special Jurisdiction For Peacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…What is more, pursuant to the Agreement, the Attorney General's Office had to forward the investigation requests it opened in the Justice and Peace process involving businesspeople to the JEP. 51 This broader approach including civilians provided the JEP with a huge transformative potential for many sectors of society. It especially created great expectations among victims and civil society that not only legal cases against business elites, which had been dragging on in ordinary courts, could finally move forward in the JEP, but also new cases against more economic actors involved in violence.…”
Section: Elites In the Special Jurisdiction For Peacementioning
confidence: 99%