Colombia Peace Tribunal Accuses 10 Former Guerrilla Commanders of War Crimes
Published 10h ago · Latest report 6h ago · Investigation
Affects Colombia · Covered in 2 countries
Colombia's peace court has charged 10 ex-FARC members with war crimes against Indigenous communities.
Colombia's transitional justice authority has formally charged 10 former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia members with war crimes and crimes against humanity. The allegations centre on abuses carried out against Indigenous communities during the country's decades of armed conflict. The tribunal found evidence of grave violations, including forced displacement, torture, and killings.
- The accusationsOffences highlighted in the indictment include murder, torture, and the forced expulsion of Indigenous peoples from their ancestral territories.
- The defendantsTen former commanders of the now-demobilised guerrilla movement face legal accountability under the tribunal's jurisdiction.
Why it matters
The Special Jurisdiction for Peace was established under Colombia's 2016 peace accord to investigate atrocities committed during more than five decades of internal conflict between the government and left-wing guerrillas.
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Ten former FARC members face formal charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity for abuses including torture, murder, and displacing Indigenous groups.
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- Al JazeeraColombia peace tribunal charges ex-FARC members with anti-Indigenous crimes6h ago · open ↗
- ABC NewsColombia's peace tribunal says former rebel leaders committed war crimes against Indigenous groups10h ago · open ↗
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