This article explores Wiwa female spiritual advocacy in the Colombian Caribbean region during the postconflict period. The methodologies and practices of indigenous communities have been underappreciated in transitional justice literature about land and property rights. This article seeks to analyze spiritual and territorial advocacy by local indigenous women for the defense of their lands and their collective rights. We examine intercultural and intersectional methodologies, rituals and recollection as strategies for clarifying the ‘truth.’ These methodologies attempt to revitalize indigenous women’s advocacy for sacred sites of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta affected by armed conflict. These spiritual advocacy practices are one expression of the Law of Origin, the customary law as a form of telling the truth. Here, we explain how participatory action research should be used to include female indigenous techniques and conduct ethnographic observations.

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在冲突后哥伦比亚捍卫 Wiwa 妇女权利的土地和领土路线的精神倡导经验

本文探讨了冲突后时期哥伦比亚加勒比地区的 Wiwa 女性精神倡导。在有关土地和财产权的过渡时期司法文献中，土著社区的方法和做法没有得到充分重视。本文旨在分析当地土著妇女为捍卫自己的土地和集体权利而进行的精神和领土宣传。我们研究跨文化和交叉的方法论、仪式和回忆，作为澄清“真相”的策略。这些方法试图振兴土著妇女对受武装冲突影响的内华达山脉圣玛尔塔圣地的倡导。这些精神倡导实践是起源法的一种表达，习惯法是一种说真话的形式。这里，