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01.04202503/04/2025
Urgent Alert from Cajibio

Urgent Alert from Cajibio

By Louise WinstanleyIn Civil Society, News, News ArchiveTags Civil Society, Human Rights, Land Rights, Peace in Colombia

On 29 March 2025, the Colombian Army arrived in Cajibío. According to the Army they were looking for FARC dissidents,...

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06.03202506/03/2025
Día de la Dignidad de las Víctimas de Crímenes del Estado en Colombia

Día de la Dignidad de las Víctimas de Crímenes del Estado en Colombia

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Conflict, Human Rights, News, News Archive, PeaceTags Civil Society, conflict, Human Rights

6 March 2025 Today marks the Day of Dignity for the Victims of State Crimes in Colombia, a commemorative day...

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22.01202506/03/2025
Ongoing Violence in Catatumbo, Norte de Santander

Ongoing Violence in Catatumbo, Norte de Santander

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Conflict, Human Rights, News, News Archive, Peace, Peace Processes, Vulnerable CommunitiesTags Civil Society, conflict, Human Rights, Indigenous, Peace, Peace Accord

22 January 2025 ABColombia expresses its profound concern regarding the escalation of violence in north-eastern Colombia. According to OCHA, between...

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25.10202411/11/2024
The Tribunal – A Film

The Tribunal – A Film

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Extractives, Human Rights, News, News Archive, Vulnerable CommunitiesTags Civil Society, Human Rights, Indigenous

The Tribunal, a film created by Malcolm Rogge in partnership with the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment, follows the experiences...

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26.09202426/09/2024
The Dangers of Being an Land and Environmental Defender

The Dangers of Being an Land and Environmental Defender

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Human Rights, Land, News, News Archive, Vulnerable CommunitiesTags Civil Society, HRDs, Human Rights, Indigenous

At the beginning of September 2024, Global Witness published their Annual Defenders Report entitled “Missing Voices: The violent erasure of...

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21.09202421/09/2024
International Day of Peace 2024

International Day of Peace 2024

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Human Rights, News, News Archive, Peace, Vulnerable CommunitiesTags Civil Society, Human Rights, Indigenous, Peace, Peace Accord, Peace in Colombia

The armed conflict in Colombia has lasted for over 50 years. Peace negotiations, like the historic Peace Accord between the...

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21.08202421/08/2024
Climate Change and Conflict Disproportionately Impacts the Poorest in Colombia

Climate Change and Conflict Disproportionately Impacts the Poorest in Colombia

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Conflict, Human Rights, News, News Archive, Peace, Vulnerable CommunitiesTags Afro-Colombian, Civil Society, conflict, Human Rights, Indigenous

Despite the ongoing peace talks in Colombia with a variety of armed groups, and the increased efforts by the Gustavo...

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27.06202427/06/2024
The Heartache of Enforced Disappearance – A Crime against Humanity

The Heartache of Enforced Disappearance – A Crime against Humanity

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Human Rights, News, News Archive, PeaceTags Civil Society, conflict, Human Rights, Peace, Peace Accord

Disappearance is one of the most horrendous crimes against humanity. Families live in hope, despite the odds that their loved...

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19.06202419/06/2024
International Day for the Elimination of Conflict Related Sexual Violence

International Day for the Elimination of Conflict Related Sexual Violence

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Human Rights, News, News Archive, Vulnerable Communities, WomenTags Civil Society, conflict, Human Rights, Women

Despite global awareness and widespread condemnation, conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) remains a pervasive issue around the world today.[i] In Colombia,...

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14.06202414/06/2024
Chiquita Brands Brought to Justice by Colombian Victims

Chiquita Brands Brought to Justice by Colombian Victims

By ABColombiaIn Civil Society, Conflict, Human Rights, News, News Archive, PeaceTags Civil Society, Human Rights

This landmark case recognises the rights of the victims. The case against Chiquita Brands won recognition of the atrocities suffered...

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