The chief negotiator of Colombia’s government at peace talks with rebel group FARC said Wednesday that the negotiating teams will first hear civilian victims of the conflict before inviting military victims of…
Colombia’s government and the country’s largest rebel group, the FARC, have yet to decide whether they will allow military victims of the armed conflict to the peace talks in Havana,…
A forum for victims of Colombia’s armed conflict is being held at the House of Memory museum in Medellin to prepare proposals that will be sent to the peace talks between the government and the…
A delegate from Colombia’s Inspector General’s Office has sent a letter to Todd Howland from the United Nations to explain the process behind choosing which victims participate in the Havana peace negotiations…
Colombia’s government and the country’s largest rebel group, the FARC, have agreed upon how victims of the armed conflict will be participating during the peace talks in Havana, Cuba.
Colombia’s government and the FARC rebels have resumed peace talks in Havana, Cuba today to discuss the participation of victims in the peace process, according to local media.
A delegation from the United Nations (UN) will continue meeting with victims from Colombia’s armed conflict to brainstorm proposals for ongoing peace talks between the Colombian government and the FARC rebel…
The Colombian Government and the FARC rebel group announced their intentions to return to peace dialogues on July 15 in a joint declaration, local media reports.
Some 500 victims of Colombia’s armed conflict took part in the first regional victims’ forum on ongoing peace talks with the FARC.