Silvia Corzo

Colombian lawyer and journalist

Silvia Corzo - Activists & Humanitarians born October 30th, 1973
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A Colombian lawyer and journalist focused on issues of justice and human rights. Has worked in various media outlets, serving as a news anchor and reporter. Notable for contributing extensive coverage of socio-political events and legal matters in Colombia. Engaged in the promotion of legal education and social accountability through public discussions and publications. Actively participated in forums addressing justice and human rights for marginalized communities.

Served as a news anchor for Caracol Televisión

Produced investigative reports on human rights

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