Brief notes on the interactions between Indigenous justice and the Special Jurisdiction for Peace in Colombia

Juan José Cantillo; Andrea Lozano

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	The International Journal of Restorative Justice
Practice	Brief notes on the interactions between Indigenous justice and the Special Jurisdiction for Peace in Colombia
Authors	Juan José Cantillo en Andrea Lozano
DOI	10.5553/TIJRJ.000170
	Author's information

Juan José Cantillo Juan José Cantillo is an Indigenous person of the Wayuu people in Colombia and a magistrate with the Amnesty or Pardon Chamber of the SJP.
Andrea Lozano Andrea Lozano is assistant magistrate at the Appeals Section of the SJP. Corresponding author: Juan José Cantillo at cantpshai@yahoo.es.

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