 It recognizes special rights for indigenous populations, it allows for citizens to take direct legal action against the state with a right to what is known as the "tutela", it creates the Constitutional Court, and it determines the existence of posts for human rights ombudsmen.The constitution of 1991 allows, in theory at least, for the human rights of Colombia's citizens to be protected under national constitutional law.As reported by the "National and International Campaign for the Right to Defend Human Rights", and as documented regularly in reports by leading human rights organisations, .