On July 23-24, close to 80 leaders from peasant, Indigenous, and Afro-Colombian communities around the country met in Bogotá for the First National Inter-Ethnic Meeting
In Dialogue, we highlight exchanges regarding CPT’s vision and peacemaking ministry. In this issue we glimpse a discussion among CPTers initiated by Co-Director Doug Pritchard
Paramilitaries Re-Group: In Barrancabermeja, the Central Block of the Black Eagles, a new paramilitary group operating in the city, sent a series of death threats
CPT seeks participants for a peacemaker delegation to the Philippines February 15-29, 2008. Persons interested in human rights work, committed to nonviolence, and willing to
Event type: DelegationEvent region: Colombia In Colombia, an insurgency-counterinsurgency war has left over 200,000 people dead since 1964 and displaced over four million others from their
by Brian Young During the month of July, CPT organized a 3,000-mile Border Witness Drive from Tucson, Arizona to Brownsville, Texas and then north to
A new report by CPT and partner organization Operation Dove about the Israeli military escort of Palestinian children to school in At-Tuwani during the 2007-2008
Determined to improve their quality of life, at-Tuwani residents living under Israeli occupation are building pylons to connect to the Palestinian electrical grid in nearby
by Joy Ellison You won’t see these shepherds and farmers in their red keffiyehs and mud-stained boots on the evening news. But while Israeli politicians
by Eileen Hanson On May 18, four CPTers in coordination with Rabbis for Human Rights and the Israeli group, Ta’ayush, went to the village of