The Mayor’s Office has filed before the Attorney General’s Office for 12 complaints for alleged abuse, use of minors and violence.
The minors were alicorados and without accompanying an adult.
In the last hours the Mayor’s Office of Bogotá deployed an inter -institutional operation to safeguard the rights of girls, boys and adolescents of the Emberá community settled irregularly in the National Park, After knowing the intention of some indigenous people to hold a celebration.
During the intervention, the authorities managed to lead a person to a transfer center for protection and provide attention to several minors who were in a state of souling, due to the lack of control of responsible adults.
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The situation, aggravated by alcohol consumption and the presence of hazardous waste, led to the identification of minors without adult accompaniment, exposed to high -risk environments that compromised their physical and emotional integrity.
Despite the efforts of the district administration, A blockade by some spokesmen prevented the transfer of minors to the Amar centers, where they receive comprehensive care.
This obstruction generated concern, since These centers offer safe spaces that mitigate the risks of violation of rights.
To date, The Mayor’s Office has filed before the Attorney General’s Office for 12 complaints for alleged abusenegligence, constraint, use of minors and domestic violence.
As part of the subsequent facts, Members of the indigenous community decided to block the seventh race with fenceswhich caused a road accident in which a motorcyclist died.
The Mayor’s Office emphasized that The National Park is not a territory with indigenous jurisdiction and recalled his duty to protect the rights of childhood, in compliance with article 44 of the Political Constitution.
The local administration also rejected the acts of violence directed against the teams of managers and managers They were present in the National Park during the intervention of the authorities, noting that “dialogue and decent solutions are the way, never violence.”
In these situations, the Mayor’s Office indicated that, “in articulation between different entities of the District Administration, there was a greater institutional presence and the deployment of its technical teams to address this situation. Bogotá regrets this fact, and insists that there is no indigenous jurisdiction in the National Park and there is a duty of co -responsibility in compliance with the constitutional article 44 that seeks greater protection of girls, boys and adolescents. ”
Source: Integrated information system
