THE CONCEPT OF STRATEGIC LITIGATION IN LATIN AMERICA: 1990-2010
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Keywords

Actions and defenses (Law)
Latin America
Human rights
Women’s rights
Strategic litigation
legal clinics
NGO and human rights

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Coral Díaz, A.M., Londoño Toro, B. and Muñoz Ávila, L.M. (2010) “THE CONCEPT OF STRATEGIC LITIGATION IN LATIN AMERICA: 1990-2010”, Vniversitas, 59(121), pp. 49–76. doi:10.11144/Javeriana.vj59-121.clea.
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Abstract

This article examines the concept of strategic litigation in Latin America over the past two decades from a theoretical and practical learning which explores and challenges of that period. The proposal takes as its starting point the inter- pretation of the concept of strategic litigation by civil society organizations and universities through the clinical teaching and activities with social projection and it ends with a deepening in three areas of paramount importance for the future of the human rights in the continent: women ́s rights and human being environmental and ethnic rights in Latin America. 

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