The International Office for Human Rights Action on Colombia

Information Package – 11 Fact sheets about Human Rights and Peace in Colombia

Oidhaco elaborated 11 fact sheets about topics related to Human Rights and Peace in Colombia.

In every fact sheet there is a short summary of the topic related to the situation of Human Rights and the humanitarian situation in the country. At the bottom of every document, there are concrete recommendations addressed to the European institutions: European Parliament, European External Action Service, European Commission and the European Council.

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