Colombian activists deliver letter about killings of social leaders to the ICC
A group of around 20 Colombian activist collectives delivered a formal request to the International Criminal Court for it open a criminal investigation about the mass killings of social leaders in their country
Colombia: Veto Could Undermine Accountability
Colombian President Iván Duque’s partial veto of a transitional justice bill could undermine and delay progress toward justice for wartime atrocities
Colombia: New Army Commanders Linked to Killings
The Colombian government has appointed at least nine officers credibly implicated in extrajudicial executions and other abuses to key positions of the army
Duque and his boss Uribe stabbed the Peace Agreement in the heart
President of Colombia Iván Duque, fails to comply with the Peace Agreement endorsed by the Congress of the Republic in its second modified version after its rejection in the plebiscite
Guerilla bombing provocation is a gift for Colombia’s repressive government
On Thursday, January 17, a car bomb exploded near the Santander Police Academy in Bogotá leaving twenty cadets dead and dozens of wounded civilians
El Ejercito de Liberación Nacional reivindica el atentado en Bogotá
El grupo guerrillero Ejército de Liberación Nacional, ELN, reivindicó el atentado realizado en la Escuela de Cadetes de la Policía de Bogotá, donde resultaron muertos 21 personas y otras 68 heridas
Colombia’s peace agreement is in shreds
Defenseless civilians are under siege. As of October 1, 2018, 343 social leaders and human rights defenders had been assassinated over the course of 18 months
Peculiar aspect of Irish Peace Process revealed
“The Negotiators Cookbook” written by former Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams shed light on a peculiar aspect of the Irish Peace Process
Colombia – UN Security Council optimistic despite sustained campaign of assassination
The recent peace agreement with the FARC seeking to end a conflict ongoing since at least the 60's that has left an estimated 260,000 people dead and over 60,000 missing was signed off by former President Juan Manuel Santos
