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jueves, 26 de diciembre de 2013

Canal Capital: More Human Television for Colombia

Hollman Morris. Foto: eltiempo.com

Canal Capital, la "Televisión más humana", recibió la mención de honor del Premio Franco-Alemán de Derechos Humanos "Antonio Nariño" 2013, por su labor de promoción de los DD.HH. y la creación de una cultura de paz mediante el periodismo audiovisual.


" More human Television "


Canal Capital received the Franco -German Human Rights Prize " Antonio Nariño " 2013 honor for media.

This award is for the work of promotion of human rights and creating a culture of peace through audiovisual media.

This is recognition that make advanced democracies and human rights defenders by the work being done by the public channel of Bogota in the dissemination of human rights.

This award was given at the residence of German Ambassador Günter Kniess .

The jury is composed of the ambassadors of Germany and France , the representative in Colombia of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Todd Howland , Father Francisco de Roux, and High Councilor District for Victims' Rights , Ana Teresa Bernal.

Hollman Morris , manager, journalist and human rights defender , began serving the community an inclusive , plural and diverse television.

In Colombia , channels: Clear 2 and 116, DirecTV 143, 107 UNE .




"Mehr Mensch Television" 


Canal Hauptstadt erhielt die deutsch-französische Menschenrechtspreises " Antonio Nariño " 2013 lobende Erwähnung für die Medien.

Diese Auszeichnung ist für die Arbeit der Förderung der Menschenrechte und die Schaffung einer Kultur des Friedens durch audiovisuelle Medien.

Dies ist eine Anerkennung , die fortschrittliche Demokratien und Menschenrechtsaktivisten von der Arbeit, die von den öffentlichen Kanal von Bogota in der Verbreitung der Menschenrechte getan zu machen.

Diese Auszeichnung wurde in der Residenz des deutschen Botschafters Günter Kniess gegeben .

Hollman Morris, Manager, Journalisten und Menschenrechtsverteidiger begann im Dienste der Gemeinschaft eine integrative , plural und vielfältig Fernsehen.

In Kolumbien, Kanäle : Clear 2 und 116 , DirecTV 143 , 107 UNE .


 "Télévision Plus humaine" 


PremioCanal Capital a reçu le Prix franco-allemand des droits de " Antonio Nariño " 2013, une mention honorable pour les médias .

Ce prix est pour le travail de promotion des droits de l'homme et la création d'une culture de la paix à travers les médias audiovisuels .

C'est une reconnaissance qui font les démocraties avancées et les défenseurs des droits de l'homme par le travail effectué par la chaîne publique de Bogota, dans la diffusion des droits de l'homme .

Ce prix a été décerné à la résidence de l'ambassadeur allemand Günter Kniess .

Le jury est composé des ambassadeurs d'Allemagne et de la France , le représentant en Colombie du Haut Commissariat des Nations Unies pour les droits de l'homme , Todd Howland , le Père Francisco de Roux , et le grand conseiller de district pour les droits des victimes , Ana Teresa Bernal .

Hollman Morris , directeur , journaliste et défenseur des droits humains , a commencé à servir la communauté une télévision inclusive , plurielle et diverse .

En Colombie , les canaux : Effacer 2 et 116 , DirecTV 143 , 107 UNE .

 "TELEVISIÓN MÁS HUMANA" 



ScreenHunter 2571 Dec. 20 15.20La Mención de Honor se convierte en un incentivo para seguir trabajando por una "Televisión más humana" que promueve la defensa de los DD.HH. y una cultura de paz. 

Este premio reconoce actividades o proyectos nacionales o internacionales, individuales o colectivos realizados en Colombia, sobre la divulgación, promoción, defensa y protección de los derechos humanos. Éste será entregado (con transmisión en directo a partir de las 7:30 p.m.) en la residencia del embajador de Alemania, Günter Kniess.

El jurado está compuesto por los embajadores de Alemania y Francia, el representante en Colombia del Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Derechos Humanos, Todd Howland; el padre Francisco de Roux, y la Alta Consejera Distrital para los Derechos de las Víctimas, Ana Teresa Bernal.

Reconocimiento que hacen democracias avanzadas y defensores de DD.HH. por el trabajo que viene realizando el canal público de Bogotá en la difusión de los derechos humanos. Una apuesta por educar a los ciudadanos y ciudadanas sobre sus derechos políticos, sociales, económicos y culturales.

Bajo la gerencia del periodista y defensor de derechos humanos, Hollman Morris, se puso al servicio de la comunidad una televisión incluyente, plural y diversa. Una televisión que abre los micrófonos a las víctimas del conflicto armado, indígenas, afrodescendientes, comunidad LGBTI, minorías religiosas, personas en condición de discapacidad. 

Canales 2 y 116 Claro, 107 Une, 143 DirecTv, 107 Une

martes, 17 de diciembre de 2013

The Pardons of the Columbian Procurator

Alejandro Ordoñez tomó posesión del cargo de Procurador ante el presidente Alvaro Uribe en enero de 2009.
Foto: 
elespectador

 Die Pardons der kolumbianischen Prokurator 
 Les grâces du procurateur colombien 
Juan Pablo Barrientos Hoyos, @ juanpbarrientos, a journalist from the radio program La-Fm, did some research on some strange attitudes of the Colombian Procurator, which was published in elespectador.com:

Some Pardons of the Columbian Procurator:
  1. The former senator Alvaro Araújo was sentenced by the Supreme Court to nine years and three months in prison because "it was part of a criminal structure and its links with Jorge 40." According to the 2009 statement from the office of Procurator "no documentary evidence of these alleged illegal connections" and therefore calls his acquittal. In August 2010, absolves disciplinary.
  2. The former senator Ivan Mateus Diaz was sentenced in 2009 to 72 months in prison in the process known as Yidispolítica. That same year, the office of Procurator asked acquit him "after analyzing different answers on the same subject submitted by Yiddish Medina in various statements to the Supreme Court".
  3. In 2010, Colonel Alfonso Plazas Vega was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the disappearance of 11 people during the operation to retake the Palace of Justice in 1985. In September 2009, the office of Procurator "asked the Third Criminal Court of the Specialized Circuit of Bogotá to give judgment of acquittal in favor of the accused, as there is not sufficient evidence to establish the direct responsibility of the retired official with the disappearance of eight people rescued by members of the army who were taken to the house of the vase and whose whereabouts are still unknown". In 2011 and 2012, again, demands that this sentence fall over.
  4. The former senator Mario Uribe (family of former President Uribe) was sentenced to seven years and six months in prison for paramilitary activity in 2011. However, since 2009, the office of Procurator is asking for absolution "should disregard the testimony of Salvatore Mancuso as invalid".
  5. Captured in 2007, the former senator Mauricio Pimiento Barrera was sentenced in 2013 to seven years in prison and payment of minimum wages 2000 for ties to paramilitaries. The Office, meanwhile, believes the former senator is innocent because "it is not clear that there actually sure if he had allied with illegal groups in order to stay in the Congress during the period Constitution from 2002 to 2006".
  6. Captured in 2007, the former senator Mauricio Pimiento Barrera was sentenced in 2013 to seven years in prison and payment of minimum wages 2000 for ties to paramilitaries. Procurator's office on the contrary, believes the former senator is innocent because "it is not clear that there actually sure if he had allied with illegal groups in order to stay in Congress during the constitutional period from 2002 to 2006".
  7. For the crime of forced disappearance during the retaking of the Palace of Justice, was sentenced in 2011 to 35 years General (R) Jesús Armando Arias Cabrales. Procurator's office asked him absolution in 2010 because "it is impossible to ignore that full evidence to conclude with certainty about the linkages of General Arias Cabrales with such disappearances were not provided".
  8. Humberto de Jesus Builes Ortega, former senator of Antioquia, was sentenced to 90 months in prison and payment of minimum wages 2600 for ties to paramilitaries. Procurator's office in 2010, asked his acquittal because "there is no real evidence to prove that former Sen. Correa Builes had committed his election to Congress with the support of armed groups outside the law".
  9. For links to the paramilitaries and criminal conspiracy, was sentenced in 2012 to 90 months in prison former Senator Oscar Josue Reyes. However, since 2010, the Office requested acquittal because it found "that the evidence collected in the investigation, doubt is against the existence of the crime of conspiracy, because no evidence of actions or decisions were found by of the former senator, as a candidate or member of Congress, as a promoter of illegal armed groups".
  10. Last year former senator Javier Cáceres was sentenced  to 9 years in prison due to paramilitary activities in politics. The attorney asked for his acquittal because "there is little evidence linking the former senator with the paramilitaries". Already in 2010 requested the Council of State to maintain the post of senator.
  11. In 2013, the Supreme Court sentenced to 9 years imprisonment to former Senator Fuad Rapag by paramilitary activity in politics. Procurator's office, immediately called for his acquittal discarded because "he had established political agreements with armed groups outside the law".
  12. In the same sentence Rapag, Antioquia exsenador See Oscar Suarez was convicted of paramilitary activity and political. The Procurator, from 2012, called for his acquittal because "credible documentary or testimonial evidence that would allow infer the relationship or nexus of former senator and paramilitary groups were not gathered".
  13. This year Col. Hernán Mejía Gutiérrez was convicted for Paramilitarism and False Positives. The Office of the Prosecutor asked for his acquittal because the colonel always "respected international humanitarian law".
  14. In 2011, Juan Pablo Sanchez, former representative to the House by Caldas, was sentenced to 90 months in prison and a fine of 3,400 million pesos for ties to paramilitaries and aggravated conspiracy. The Procurator asked for the acquittal because it found "no sufficient evidence to support the aid paramilitaries allegedly loaned Sánchez's candidacy".
  15. In 2012 Senator Mario Nader was sentenced to 90 months in prison for ties to paramilitaries. According to the Procurator, "no witnesses or documentary evidence that would allow infer political benefits or ties by the former senator with the Elmer Cardenas Bloc of the AUC were presented." Procurator's office asked for his acquittal.
  16. Although not convicted, the Procurator now called for the immediate release of Luis Alfredo Ramos, former governor of Antioquia, and Oscar Arboleda, Parliamentary Andino. Both marked for alleged links to paramilitaries. Both innocent until a judge of the Republic decides otherwise.
Related link (in Spanish)

sábado, 14 de diciembre de 2013

Thousands march for sacked Bogota Mayor Gustavo Petro


BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Thousands of people massed in Bogota's main square on Friday evening to support Bogota's leftist mayor, whose dismissal is considered by some Colombians to be a potential blow against attempts to make peace with the country's main leftist rebel group.

"Here we will define whether peace is possible or not, whether democracy is possible or not", Mr Petro told supporters on the square.
According to bogotahumana the following are some of the achievements of Petro as Mayor of Bogota:
* The live protection. The number of homicides decreased by 22.6 % from 1654 in 2011 to 1281 homicides in 2012
*The animal protection. Petro measures implemented as collection of 2,890 draft horses and cargo for delivery to the universities and of those, 1,820 were given for adoption to families with the ability to care. Petro supported the passage of the law that banned the use of animals in circuses.
* The water protection. The minimum living water of 6 cubic meters per month for the poorest households (stratum 1 and 2 ) benefiting about 668,397 subscribers Water Company was guaranteed. This has generated savings of approximately Col$ (pesos) 4,231 per month for 108,280 subscribers in stratum 1 and Col $ 8,463 monthly for 560 117 subscribers of stratum 2. In Bogotá the average monthly income stratum 1 is near Col $ 590,000 pesos while stratum 6 is near Col $10,000,000 (pesos).

* The children protection. 118,298 children between 3 and 5 received comprehensive care for early childhood
* The education protection. The implementation of the 40 hour school day was started in 26 schools, benefiting about 16,706 students in 15 locations because they have increasing time of learning opportunities, and better access to cultural, artistical and physical skills.
*Zero Waste. The implementation the new model of waste management to teach city how to recycle and dignifing the work of waste pickers. Petro as Mayor of the city took private execution of garbage collection but this would cost his office charge. 
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