Colombia JEP military review proposal threatens transitional justice symmetry

A proposal to review JEP convictions in military courts would undermine the symmetry of Colombia's transitional justice framework and weaken its closure function. The JEP, established under the 2016 peace accord, currently holds exclusive jurisdiction over conflict-related crimes; shifting cases to military courts would break parity between former guerrillas and state forces. This signals a potential reversal of post-conflict judicial architecture, though the proposal's legislative status remains unclear.