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Opinión Jurídica

Print version ISSN 1692-2530On-line version ISSN 2248-4078

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PALACIOS SANABRIA, María Teresa. The Colombian Migration System in the Light of Human Rights International Law: Law 1465, 2011 and its Prior Norms. Opin. jurid. [online]. 2012, vol.11, n.21, pp.83-102. ISSN 1692-2530.

Currently, international migrations are an important topic for all States, since many of them are migrants' countries of origin, and many other states are characterized for being countries of destination or transit. Consequently, it has been necessary that the flow of migrants and especially the recognition of the rights of both immigrants and migrants are included in the domestic legislation of the States, taking into account the international standards set forth by international instruments. The Colombian State along its history has not considered the treatment of this human reality, and the few laws in this topic are a proof of it. However, the importance of this issue has become gradually visible and recently the Congress approved Law 1465/2011, which aims to lay the grounds for the creation of the National Migration System. The objective of this article is to analyze the relevance of this law guided by certain basic principles of the Human Rights International Law.

Keywords : International migration; Law 1465/2011 law; rights of migrants; public policy.

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