La apología al oído y la libertad de expresión en el caso del movimiento político MIRA y su ideología internacional político-religiosa en Colombia desde la perspectiva de los derechos humanos

Abstract

Through this investigation aims to address, on the one hand the right of freedom of expression and on the other hand the prohibition of hate speech in Colombia, considering that this country protects constitutionally these two rights, the first explicitly and the second tacitly, causing a need to balance these principles that are in collision in the Colombian legal system from the perspective of Human Rights and International Agencies about concepts, doctrine and jurisprudence in this area. Being Colombia a state of the UN and OAS, it must adopt in the country, advocating the rejection of hate speech and protect freedom of expression. Therefore, this problem is analyzed through a particular case, which the events of 2014 with the Political party MIRA and the Church of God Ministry of Jesus Christ International, mixing up the Political- Religious ideology relating resumes. This was the first time in Colombia that both of them explicitly require a religious right to respect their internal organization and teaching community. Likewise, the debate is posed when hate speech brings different violations of fundamental Human Rights and in which the victim may have no legal-regulatory tools for their defense