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Colombia: UN Welcomes Probe of People Falsely Declared Dead in Combat – The News Chronicle

Colombia: UN Welcomes Probe of People Falsely Declared Dead in Combat Colombia: UN Welcomes Probe of People Falsely Declared Dead in Combat UN human rights office, OHCHR, has welcomed progress on the investigation in Colombia of people falsely presented as having been killed in combat as “an important step in fighting impunity”. So-called “false positives” cases refer to civilians that have been extra-judicially killed by the Colombian army and then falsely labelled as enemies in order to inflate body counts and receive promotions or other benefits. “On Thursday, the Special Jurisdiction for Peace, which was set up to prosecute crimes committed during the armed conflict, announced that it was investigating the killing of 6,402 people, far higher than the initial figure of some 2,000 that they received to investigate”, said OHCHR Spokesperson Liz Throssell.

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Defensoría urge intervención humanitaria en Alto Baudó

Defensoría urge intervención humanitaria en Alto Baudó
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Security Council Press Statement on Colombia, 28 January 2021 - Colombia

Security Council Press Statement on Colombia, 28 January 2021 Format The following Security Council press statement was issued today by Council President Tarek Ladeb (Tunisia): The Members of the Security Council reiterated their full and unanimous support for the peace process in Colombia, underlining the important achievements made in four years since the signing of the Final Peace Agreement while recognizing that significant challenges remained. They reaffirmed their commitment to working closely with Colombia, as it moves into a milestone fifth year of peacebuilding, to consolidate progress towards the comprehensive implementation of the Final Peace Agreement, and welcomed both parties’ continued commitment to this end. They considered that the priority areas for implementation outlined by the Secretary-General in his latest report provided a valuable framework for making decisive progress over the year ahead. They strongly supported complementary efforts by the United Natio

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Colombia: UN Security Council Backs Peace

Colombia: UN Security Council Backs Peace (Image by pixabay) The member countries of the United Nations Security Council reiterated their support for the Comprehensive System of Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-Repetition in Colombia, during the presentation of the quarterly report of the UN Verification Mission on the implementation of the Peace Agreement. Likewise, they expressed their expectation of the decisions that the Special Jurisdiction for Peace will issue in 2021. Last Thursday, January 22, during the presentation of the quarterly report on the United Nations Verification Mission in Colombia, before the UN Security Council, the representatives of 12 member countries highlighted the progress made by the Special Jurisdiction for Peace, the Truth Commission and the Unit for the Search of Persons reported missing and expressed their expectations regarding the progress of this transitional justice system in 2021.

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An example of what can be achieved through constructive dialogue and cooperation

Date Time An example of what can be achieved through constructive dialogue and cooperation UK looks forward to upcoming “important waypoint in Colombia’s reconciliation process and in securing justice for victims” UK urges sufficient resources for the protection of social leaders and former combatants While UK applauds achievements in Colombia’s work towards lasting peace, “we cannot lose sight, though, of the significant challenges to peace that remain” Thank you, Mr President, and many thanks to the Special Representative for his briefing and for his summary of the key priorities for 2021. The United Kingdom very much supports these recommendations. As has been noted, we are approaching a milestone: the fifth anniversary this year of the Peace Agreement.

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