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Publicación Hombres trans y libreta militar en ColombiaJhonnatan Espinosa Rodríguez; Anthony Nabetse Contreras; Johan Andrés Ruiz; Juan José Lizarazo; Joaquin Céspedes Valle; María Ximena Dávila Contreras; Nina Chaparro González; Gabriela Eslava Bejarano; Maryluz Barragán GonzálezLos hombres trans enfrentan múltiples barreras para acceder a la libreta militar en Colombia. Como resultado, muchos de ellos aún no cuentan con este documento. La ausencia de libreta militar genera graves vulneraciones en la vida cotidiana de los hombres trans. Por ejemplo, los excluye del mercado laboral formal, pues la libreta militar es un documento exigido en la mayoría de procesos de contratación. A su vez, los hombres trans que no tienen libreta militar están expuestos en mayor medida a batidas policiales violentas y, en varias ocasiones, deben revelar forzadamente su identidad de género para justificar el no porte de este documento. En este texto mostramos las problemáticas que viven a diario los hombres trans que no cuentan con libreta militar y ofrecemos algunas alternativas para proteger sus derechos.Publicación Strategic Litigation Manual: From Theory to Practice, Lessons from Colombia and LebanonMaryluz Barragán González; Gabriela Eslava Bejarano; Lama Karamé; Mauricio Albarracín CaballeroStrategic Litigation Manual: From Theory to Practice, Lessons from Colombia and Lebanon” aims to address every step of the process of strategic litigation. The first part discusses how to select a strategic case and its components; followed by part two, which provides practical insights on the litigation itself; and the part three explores the post-decision phase. In that sense, the manual contains ten key steps that should be developed in a human rights litigation strategy. These steps include identifying the injustice to be remedied, envisioning the goal, developing a legal strategy, selecting the parties, assessing risks and resources, collecting evidence, developing legal arguments, building an outreach strategy, ensuring that a win is effective or investing in a loss and, learning and retooling. The manual presents a theoretical conception of each of these steps, followed by an illustration of real case examples gathered from the litigation experience of Dejusticia and The Legal Agenda, allowing the reader to understand strategic litigation in theory and practice. This model is not meant to be prescriptive and it is based in our practice on litigation. It is intended to be used as a toolkit to be improved upon with lessons learned from every case. As learning is a key pillar of this model, we encourage readers to retool the model and keep improving it with each new case they pursue.