Tag Archives: Colombian Military
Francisco de Roux Closing Remarks at the Rural Development Forum on December 19
Closing Remarks Comprehensive Regional Rural Development Forum Bogotá, December 19, 2012 (Translated by Beatriz Vejarano , a CSN Volunteer … Read More »
Paramilitaries Keep Threatening the Peace Community of San Jose de Apartado
PARAMILITARIES: GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED CRIMINALS (Translated by Eunice Gibson, CSN volunteer translator) Once again our Peace Community finds itself obligated to … Read More »
The Arbitrary Arrests of 23 people in Ituango, Antioquia
Translated by: Chelsea Match Edited by: Nora Walker Ituango, August 26, 2012 – News from the Ituango Traders Association … Read More »
Araucan population continues paying consequences of the country’s social and armed conflict
Translated by: Emily Schmitz, a CSN volunteer translator Edited by: Michael Hill, a CSN volunteer editor and intern Twelve … Read More »
Unconstitutionality of Military Bases and of the Militarization of Indigenous Territories
Cxhab Wala Kiwe, July 18, 2012 Translated by Eunice Gibson, CSN volunteer translator To: VOLMAR PÉREZ Public Defender ALEJANDRO ORDOÑEZ … Read More »
Violations of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and persecution of campesino leaders by law enforcement in Putumayo
Translated by: Rudy Heller, CSN Volunteer Translator Edited by: Michael Hill, CSN Volunteer Editor Follow-Up Report: Violations of International Humanitarian … Read More »
Colombia and Israel “brothers” in violating Human Rights
This past April 16, the Ministers of Defense of Colombia, Juan Carlos Pinzón, and Israel, Ehud Barak, met in Bogotá … Read More »
Rewards : Colombian Army Directive # 29 November 17, 2005 – False Positives
On May 5, 2006, the Bogota newspaper El Tiempo reported that the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights had complained … Read More »
The Colombian Army : Terrorism, Thievery, Bungling and Massacres
CSN has compiled the report presented below through painstaking review of information on Colombian military and police abuses against … Read More »
Background on San Jose de Apartado
If you would like to read the origins of the oldest rural community that declared itself a non- violent resistance … Read More »