The return of Camilo Torres
Social movements in Colombia marked the anniversary of Camilo Torres Restrepo’s death and disappearance on February 15, which coincided with the return of his remains after an arduous struggle for justice.
Humanitarian caravan arrives in Catatumbo
The fight for life, territory, and social justice requires allies, reiterate national and international social organizations.
Edgar Mojica: “We believe it’s time for Gustavo Petro’s government to restore workers’ rights by decree.”
After mass mobilizations in Colombia, Edgar Mojica discusses the need for government action, and the possibility of implementing reforms via decree.
Social organizations in Catatumbo denounce stigmatization by the Petro Government
Social organizations in Catatumbo denounce President Petro’s claims of their subordination to armed groups and demand a retraction.
Colombian paramilitaries assassinate community leader Narciso Beleño
The assassination of the renowned leader has shone a light on the presence of paramilitary groups in Colombian territory
The assassination of Jorge Eliécer Gaitán: A reflection on the armed conflict in Colombia
April 9 marks 76 years since the assassination of Gaitán, considered the beginning of the long social and armed conflict that continues to take lives in Colombia today
Camilo Torres Restrepo: Priest, revolutionary, and guerrilla fighter
February 15 marks the anniversary of the assassination of Colombian revolutionary Camilo Torres by men led by General Alvaro Valencia Tovar
“In Arauca we have suffered every form of war”
Amid an escalation in the armed conflict in the border region of Arauca, social leader and human rights defender Sonia López discusses the broader context of systemic state violence against communities
Massacre in Cali amid National Strike in Colombia
Reports from human rights defenders estimate that at least eight people were killed by police on April 30 in the protests in Cali
Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal seeks to uncover role of the Colombian state in the ongoing genocide
The TPP has returned to Colombia for a third time amid a deepening humanitarian crisis in the country. Movements and organizations across social sectors will present witness reports about systematic human rights violations
“Duque’s agenda is an agenda determined by Washington”, says Pablo Beltrán
Pablo Beltrán, the chief negotiator of the National Liberation Army (ELN), said that the government of President Iván Duque has an agenda determined by the United States. He also emphasized on the ELN’s will to resume dialogues with the government, despite the differences.
Colombia witnesses historic protest in defense of public education
Students are demanding increase in the budget for public higher education, reassessment of the student debt, financial support for the National Learning Service, and freezing of enrollments to private higher education institutions






