The International Office for Human Rights Action on Colombia

April 27, 2018

Urgent protection needed for the Living Rivers Movement (Movimiento Ríos Vivos) in Antioquia and for victims’ human rights in the area of the Hidroituango project.

Human Rights, Trade - Business and Human Rights

On 20 April this year, 25 members of the European Parliament from three political groups and nine different countries sent a letter[1] to the Colombian authorities expressing concerns about the possible impacts of the Hidroituango hydroelectric project.

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