Vulnerable Communities Blog Posts: Vulnerable Communities Humanitarian Crisis in Chocó Intensifies Ethnic Focus in the Special Jurisdiction for Peace Guardians of the River Atrato Visit Scotland Public Statement: Kogui, Arhuaco, Wiwa and Kankuamo Indigenous Tribes Open Letter to the President of the Republic of Colombia regarding the imminent risk of a new massacre in the municipality of Bojayá. Chocó a Humanitarian and Human Rights Crisis Letter of Concern to Colombian Government: Forced Eviction of El Rocío ABColombia signs further open letter to mining companies at Cerrejon and Colombian Government UN calls on Colombian State: Guarantee the Physical and Cultural Survival of the Nasa Indigenous Peoples Emblematic Case: Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta ABColombia signs open letter to mining companies at Cerrejon, Colombia While the UK prepares for Colombia President Duque’s visit, violence against Human Rights Defenders and communities exacerbates Colombia: Grassroots Perspectives on what makes for Peace International organisations reject violent attacks and threats against Afro-Colombian and Indigenous leaders Threats against Indigenous Human Rights Defenders in La Guajira, Colombia Colombia Peace Accord: Women and the Ethnic Chapter Colombia Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) begins its work in Chocó and Urabá Communities in Chocó call on all armed actors in the Colombian conflict to respect International Humanitarian Law Matarratón in El Porvenir: a short history 2018 Delegation Security of Zenu Indigenous Leader: ABColombia sends letter to National Protection Unit Indigenous Peoples Hopes for Justice Dashed To fly again: Alicia’s Story (Buenaventura) Correspondence with Sir Alan Duncan on Humanitarian Crisis in Chocó Letter to Minister Coveney on Humanitarian Crisis in Chocó and Human Rights Defenders Indigenous Peoples struggle for a dignified life against Giant Nickel Miner South32 Water Scarcity and Climate Change in La Guajira: ABColombia signs letter to Cerrejón Indigenous and Afro-descendant Peoples Win Court Case against Multinational Mining Company Mining, Social Conflict and Alternatives in Colombia and Peru “Guardians of the Atrato River” visit the UK and Ireland Coordinator of Indigenous Guard killed in Chocó Letter to Inter-American Court of Human Rights: San José de Apartadó Peace Community Event in Westminster Palace: The Colombian Road to Peace Civil Society activists call for Humanitarian Agreement in Chocó Urgent Action: Escalation of Violence in Indigenous Territory, Northern Cauca The Right to Peaceful Protest must be Guaranteed if Peace-building is to be sustainable. Supreme Court frees Indigenous Leader Feliciano Valencia Government draft bill could conflict with Peace Accord Colombian Constitutional Court sets a Global Precedent Conflict Exacerbates in Chocó Chocó: Indigenous people forced to flee Joint statement rejecting the murder of Gerson Acosta National Security Guarantees Commission Church denounces State Abandonment in Cordoba and Urabá Self-Protection Mechanisms: Colombian Rural Defenders and Communities Colombia: Security of Human Rights Defenders and Communities Concern over growing forced displacement in Chocó Zenú Indigenous Peoples from the Alto San Jorge Resguardo Cordorba Fuelling Conflict in Colombia: The Impact of Gold Mining in Choco ABColombia Statement – Zenu Indigenous Peoples Alexander Lopez – humanitarian crisis in Buenaventura International Delegation Visit Zenu Peoples ABColombia Partner Tierra Digna win landmark decision on Prior Consultation 10 years since massacre at San Jose de Apartadó Civil Society Speaking Out: Agendas for a sustainable peace in Colombia Colombian Victims call for Immediate Ceasefire and Integral Reparation Grassroots initiatives hold key to lasting peace in Colombia The Current Panorama: Victims and Land Restitution Law 1448 Mande Norte Mining Project in Embera Indigenous Peoples Land Constitutional Court opens way for restitution of rights to Las Pavas community Cocomopoca: Their Right to Land in Colombia Further analysis of the Victims Law 1448 of 2011 Atrapados en el fuego cruzado: los Pueblos Indígenas en Colombia Caught in the Crossfire: Colombia’s Indigenous Peoples
Open Letter to the President of the Republic of Colombia regarding the imminent risk of a new massacre in the municipality of Bojayá.
UN calls on Colombian State: Guarantee the Physical and Cultural Survival of the Nasa Indigenous Peoples
While the UK prepares for Colombia President Duque’s visit, violence against Human Rights Defenders and communities exacerbates
International organisations reject violent attacks and threats against Afro-Colombian and Indigenous leaders
Communities in Chocó call on all armed actors in the Colombian conflict to respect International Humanitarian Law
