Members of Colombia’s armed forces who committed serious crimes during the country’s 49-year armed conflict may not be punished, according to comments made by the President on Tuesday.
Colombia’s Inspector General on Tuesday criticized government plans for a referendum on the final peace deal with the country’s main rebel group FARC.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on Monday challenged the International Criminal Court (ICC), saying his country will determine to what extent it “will allow international bodies to dictate … how…
An eventual peace deal between Colombia’s government and rebel group FARC must comply with international law, an official of the International Criminal Court said Thursday in Bogota.
Colombia’s prosecutor general on Monday said that perpetrators of the extrajudicial murders known as “false positives” will not fall under the jurisdiction of transitional justice.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) visited Colombia on Monday to review the framework for the peace process with rebel group FARC and the prosecution of the false positives murders.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Wednesday confirmed that there is sufficient evidence to believe that the killing of thousands of civilians by members of the Colombian armed forces was…
Colombia’s chief prosecutor said Thursday he will increase the number of prosecutors investigating the murders of some 3,000 civilians by the armed forces, warning that “poor results” made so far…
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been asked to investigate Colombian military officials for the the practice known as creating “false-positives,” in which civilians killed in combat were made to…