The International Office for Human Rights Action on Colombia

April 2, 2014

Press release – An SOS to Europe for the lives of the Awa indigenous peoples and for Colombian peasants’ seeds

Human Rights

This week two representants of the victims of the war in Colombia and of the consecuences of the FTA signed in their countries visited Brussels.

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