The Human Right to Water and Sanitation in Court By Yamile E. Najle.

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The Human Right to Water and Sanitation in Court By Yamile E. Najle

 In Chacras de la Merced more than 200 families had no access to safe drinking water.  A collapsed sewage plant, resulted in contamination of the river and ground water.  The need to stop the human rights violation by the Municipality and the Province.  Need for public policies regarding water and sanitation.  In Chacras de la Merced more than 200 families had no access to safe drinking water.  A collapsed sewage plant, resulted in contamination of the river and ground water.  The need to stop the human rights violation by the Municipality and the Province.  Need for public policies regarding water and sanitation.

 The Province of Cordoba must provide 200 liters of safe drinking water per day for each family until the creation of a definitive water supply.  The Municipality of Cordoba must reduce the contamination of the river Suquia, product of the sewage plant mismanagement

 Continuity: The community has been supplied with safe drinking water, at first by water trucks that the Province provided and now from a permanent system.  Accessibility: The water supply network has a connection to each house making clean water accessible to the whole community.  Affordability: The connection was made, and is run by the Province of Cordoba, who doesn’t charge for the service.  Security: The water supply is controlled by a special branch of the Province: The Secretary of Water Resources.  Participation: A commission was formed, in this commission all of the participants had access to information, where they could ask questions and seek answers directly from the person responsible.  Sustainability: Education, information, replication of the practices.  Impact: The need for a new public policy was brought to light.

Related to Water:  Its important to notice that the Province gave water to the whole neighborhood not only to the families that took legal action.  Towards the end of 2008, 4 years after the sentence, the Province of Cordoba has finished the potable water system for the entire community.

 In September 2008, a federal criminal case was brought by CEDHA against the Municipality of Cordoba on charges of criminal contamination.  In December 2008, a petition was made to the judge to execute the sentence because the contamination of the river with fecal coliform has increased by 1200%.

 Social: Awareness of rights. Education. Use legal tools to take action. Replicability.  Judicial: The judicial system is not prepared. Implications of the sentence.  From the case: W & S are linked whit multiple Rights. Collective Nature. Complex System. Holistic approach: Rights. Public Policy.

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