Resume - Javier Roberto ORTIZ SULLIVAN _OAS

Resume - Javier Roberto ORTIZ SULLIVAN
Birth date: 07/06/1982
Birthplace: Mexico City, MEXICO
Nationality: Mexican
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – Mexico Office
Master of Arts in Human Rights and Democracy
(Mexico City, MEXICO)
2010 - 2012
Center for Citizen Security Studies – Institute of Public Affairs– University of Chile
Post-title Specialization Course in Community Crime Prevention
(Santiago, CHILE)
2010
Faculty of Political and Social Sciences – National Autonomous University of Mexico
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations
(Mexico City, MEXICO)
Institute of Professional Training – General Attorney of the Federal District
Course – Alternative Methods for Dispute Resolution
Course – Legitimate Defense of the Police
(Mexico City, MEXICO)
National Institute for the Study of Criminal Science – General Attorney of Mexico
Course – Legitimate Use of Force
Diploma – Public Security
Course – Legitimate Use of the Public Force
(Mexico City, MEXICO)
2002 - 2008
2009
2008
2010
2008
2007
International Committee of the Red Cross
Integration Course (Amman, JORDAN)
Training and Updating Course on International Humanitarian Law (Mexico City, MEXICO)
United Nations Institute for Training and Research
Capital Market Development and Regulation
Arbitration and Dispute Resolution
Negotiations of Financial Transactions
2006
2004
(E-courses)
2004
2004
2003
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
International Committee of the Red Cross
Regional Delegation for Mexico, Central America and Cuba
Head of the Security Forces Program
April 2008 – Present
Advisor for the integration of Human Rights and Humanitarian Principles related to Law Enforcement
Activities on the Educational, Training, Disciplinary and Doctrinal systems of the Mexican Federal Police.
Head negotiator of the Memorandum of Understanding between ICRC and the Federal Secretariat of Public
Security of Mexico. Lecturer for the Armed and Security Forces of Mexico and Central America, in both
International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law, and on the Use of Force and Firearms by Law
Enforcement Officers.
Head of the Armed and Security Forces Program (ad interim)
April 2007 – March 2008
Lecturer on International Humanitarian Law, advisor for the integration of International Humanitarian Law
Rules and Principles into the Educational, Training, Disciplinary and Doctrinal systems of the Armed Forces
from Mexico, Central America and Dominican Republic. Lecturer on themes related to International
Humanitarian Law at several Units and Military/Naval Academies and Schools of the Guatemalan Army, the
Honduran Armed Forces, the Mexican Army, Air Force and Navy, the Nicaraguan Army and the Dominican
Republic Armed Forces.
Head of the NGOs and Human Rights Commissions Program
June 2006 – March 2007
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Responsible of initiating the relations with public autonomous organisms that are responsible of the defense
and promotion of human rights in Mexico, both at state and federal levels. I was in charge of the negotiation,
drafting and coordination of the Memorandum of Understanding between ICRC Mexico and the Commission
of Human Rights of Mexico City.
Assistant of the Armed and Security Forces Program
Responsible for the administrative, financial and logistic aspects of the activities.
January 2005 – May 2006
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Lecturer at the XXIX Interdisciplinary Course on Human Rights of the Human Rights Inter-American Institute of
Human Rights.
Lecturer on "The Use of Police Force in Operations for Maintaining Public Order", as well on "Humanitarian
Assistance for Victims of Operations for Maintaining Public Order " for the Mexican Federal Police, the Nicaraguan
National Police, the National Civilian Police of Guatemala and the Borders National Service of Panama.
Lecturer on the "Use of Police Force in Operations for Maintaining of Public Order" for the Latin American
Journalist Network for Human Rights, El Salvador Journalists Association, and the Journalists College of Costa Rica.
Coordinator and Lecturer of the Units "International Public Law" and "Law of Armed Conflicts" from the 4th to the
7th Editions of the Training of Trainers Course on International Humanitarian Law at the Mexican Army and Air
Force Center of Studies, between October 2005 and October 2007.
Coordinator and Lecturer of the Training of Trainers Course on Human Rights and Humanitarian Principles related
to Law Enforcement at the Superior Academy of Public Security in 2008, and at the Command Centre of the
Federal Police between 2009 and 2011.
LANGUAGES
Spanish – Native.
English – Proficiency (British Council - Mexico and Center for the Study of Foreign Languages, National
Autonomous University of Mexico).
French – Texts comprehension (Center for the Study of Foreign Languages, National Autonomous University of
Mexico).
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