EMPOWERMENT AND COMMUNAL COUNCILS SHOULD TAKE THE REINS FOR THE DEFENSE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Mariané Yohana Vargas - Hurricane "Nothing better than truth"
With the presence of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Security Law, Tamara Duke and other important personalities representing different sectors of the national public life, was launched on Wednesday a forum on Social Counterintelligence led to communal councils and the general Aragua.
is a series of blocks set to end on Friday, with the aim of bringing information assertive and comprehensive human development, social ethics, social control in court, human rights in the communal councils, etc.
The first day of activities attended by the director of the Disip, Army Major General, Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, and as José Gregorio Valera, managing director of the Disip participatory, Susana Rodríguez Simón Rodríguez University, Alex Mena, president of the Simon Bolivar Cultural Foundation January 23, the lawyer Sara Mier y Terán Life NGO, Peace and Freedom; among others.
The presentations revolved around the development of socialist ethics and human subjects, on which said one of the speakers, Susana Rodríguez, "These issues are not unrelated, when we review the history we find events that reaffirm our values \u200b\u200band the values \u200b\u200bare that give us strength, courage, dignity and conviction to know that we are on the right track. "
Rodriguez reported that from a community organization, in this case the communal councils as a condition must exist throughout a wide range of revolutionary socialist values \u200b\u200b"to feed our class consciousness."
Another aspect addressed by the facilitators was the penetration of technology and the many forms of segregation from the network is to establish in societies. Meanwhile
attorney Sara Mier y Teran stressed the vital role of defending human rights in the revolutionary process that exists in Venezuela.
"Through the community councils should assume the key role of defense human rights, because we are at a moment in history in which NGOs are shifting their directions, "he said.
"This historical process and therefore we own community councils for road safety committees should develop the power that is theirs to do justice. Justice is a power that emanates from the people and so stated in our Bolivarian Constitution, is exercised through the system but still the current judiciary is at the bottom of the revolutionary process because it is still fall within the control system established by bourgeois Fourth Republic, communities are feeling the constraints and ineffectiveness of the administration justice, we can not allow them to be only judges and lawyers the only ones who can do justice, the people also have that power. " Mier y Teran
urged community organizations to prepare and move towards what he called the Socialist System of Justice, "which should outweigh the equity and access, where timely responses, with a balanced, fair and equitable, taking for this the subject of active participation in alternative forms of justice and an effective legal social control. "
With the presence of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Security Law, Tamara Duke and other important personalities representing different sectors of the national public life, was launched on Wednesday a forum on Social Counterintelligence led to communal councils and the general Aragua.
is a series of blocks set to end on Friday, with the aim of bringing information assertive and comprehensive human development, social ethics, social control in court, human rights in the communal councils, etc.
The first day of activities attended by the director of the Disip, Army Major General, Henry de Jesus Rangel Silva, and as José Gregorio Valera, managing director of the Disip participatory, Susana Rodríguez Simón Rodríguez University, Alex Mena, president of the Simon Bolivar Cultural Foundation January 23, the lawyer Sara Mier y Terán Life NGO, Peace and Freedom; among others.
The presentations revolved around the development of socialist ethics and human subjects, on which said one of the speakers, Susana Rodríguez, "These issues are not unrelated, when we review the history we find events that reaffirm our values \u200b\u200band the values \u200b\u200bare that give us strength, courage, dignity and conviction to know that we are on the right track. "
Rodriguez reported that from a community organization, in this case the communal councils as a condition must exist throughout a wide range of revolutionary socialist values \u200b\u200b"to feed our class consciousness."
Another aspect addressed by the facilitators was the penetration of technology and the many forms of segregation from the network is to establish in societies. Meanwhile
attorney Sara Mier y Teran stressed the vital role of defending human rights in the revolutionary process that exists in Venezuela.
"Through the community councils should assume the key role of defense human rights, because we are at a moment in history in which NGOs are shifting their directions, "he said.
"This historical process and therefore we own community councils for road safety committees should develop the power that is theirs to do justice. Justice is a power that emanates from the people and so stated in our Bolivarian Constitution, is exercised through the system but still the current judiciary is at the bottom of the revolutionary process because it is still fall within the control system established by bourgeois Fourth Republic, communities are feeling the constraints and ineffectiveness of the administration justice, we can not allow them to be only judges and lawyers the only ones who can do justice, the people also have that power. " Mier y Teran
urged community organizations to prepare and move towards what he called the Socialist System of Justice, "which should outweigh the equity and access, where timely responses, with a balanced, fair and equitable, taking for this the subject of active participation in alternative forms of justice and an effective legal social control. "
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