The Peace Process and Global Human Rights Governance: Guaranteeing Peace as a Fundamental Right

Authors

Andrés Castro Franco
Personería de Bogotá
https://orcid.org/0009-0004-6471-785X

Synopsis

Peace processes have taken the form of political, legal and social agreements aimed at breaking cycles of violence and accompanying them in new democratic eras within societies. This paper proposes a comparative analysis of peace agreements from two perspectives: The political science approach, which highlights their nature as power pacts and governance mechanisms; and a legal approach, which incorporates exceptional regulatory frameworks designed to guarantee justice, truth, reparation and non-repetition. This demonstrates the importance of ombudsperson, particularly municipal personerias, as they are essential to implement commitments and the sustainability of peace agreements at the local level.

Author Biography

Andrés Castro Franco, Personería de Bogotá

Abogado y politólogo, magíster en Procesal Penal y Derecho Disciplinario, con formación en instituciones jurídico-procesales, gobierno y gerencia pública, y gestión humana. Candidato a Doctorado en Administración para la Sostenibilidad. 

Published

August 20, 2026

How to Cite

Castro Franco, A. (2026). The Peace Process and Global Human Rights Governance: Guaranteeing Peace as a Fundamental Right. In (Ed.), & D. Rubio Quintero, J. Ramírez Muñoz, F. Vásquez Cabrera, T. Medina Arnaiz, M. V. Silva Venali, N. C. Sanabria Forero, B. Prats Palma, A. Salcedo Jaramillo, J. C. Páez Vieyra, C. A. López Solano, D. Llaguno Rivanadeira, A. Carvajalino Slaghekke, I. Vargas-Chaves, A. Castro Franco, A. González Serrano, M. A. Murillo Betancur, M. I. Meléndez Salamanca, C. Mönckeberg Bruner, Y. A. Musa Iratzagorria, … K. Correa Gómez, Protection of Human Rights in the Contexts of Peace Processes, Migration, and Environmentalism (pp. 27-53). Editorial Universidad La Gran Colombia. https://omp.ugc.edu.co/index.php/catalagoeditorial/catalog/book/978-628-7626-74-4/chapter/371