The number of civilians killed in Colombia’s armed conflict could be 30% higher than currently assumed, if the 83 thousand people who were forcibly disappeared are ever found. An updated…
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) urged Colombia’s state and illegal armed groups to cooperate in the search for the tens of thousands of people who went missing…
Almost 61,000 Colombians have been forcibly disappeared between 1970 and 2015, primarily by state-loyal paramilitary groups. This phenomenon is ongoing, according to a leaked historic report. Weekly Semana obtained an early copy of “Until Finding Them”…
The military representative at peace talks with leftist FARC rebels, General Enrique Mora, walked out of a meeting with victims who had been invited to surrender evidence on forced disappearances, the…
Negotiators from Colombia’s government and rebel group FARC stated that their recently achieved deal to begin a search for the tens of thousands who went missing in the country’s ongoing war represent…
Colombia’s government and FARC rebels have agreed to begin locating, exhuming and returning Colombians who have gone missing during the country’s 51-year-long armed conflict.
The FARC must help the Colombian government in addressing the situation of the thousands of people missing due to the country’s armed conflict, according to the Ministry of Interior.
An indigenous leader has been assassinated in the west of Colombia while a second leader has gone missing, announced Colombia’s Ombudsman on Sunday.
Forced disappearances remain a persistent practise in Colombia, the United Nations Human Right’s Council concluded in a debate Tuesday, reported Radio Caracol. The Council discussed a report published by the…