Have we gone back in time?
CPT Colombia
January 24, 2024
Communities and social leaders are facing a spike in violence in the last year, both in rural and urban areas. There is no safe place anymore.
Communities and social leaders are facing a spike in violence in the last year, both in rural and urban areas. There is no safe place anymore.
CPT Colombia team member Jhony Arango visits the CPT Aegean Migrant Solidarity team and experiences the global fabric of solidarity.
The CPT Colombia team uses the Colombian Christmas tradition of Day of the Candles to stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people
Resistance knows no borders, as Kurdish CPT member Runak Radha joins the struggles of CPT Colombia’s women’s movements for the International Day to Eliminate Violence Against Women on 25 November
Help us share these testimonies to prevent the neglect of the State from silencing the voices of farming communities.
Community Peacemaker Teams calls on Colombian authorities to protect civilians after recent paramilitary incursion exacerbates humanitarian situation in Segovia, Antioquia
The election season in Colombia has always been accompanied by cycles of political violence, but candidates of hope insist that “There are more of us who are good.”
The township of Carrizal has declared itself a Permanent Humanitarian Refuge as communities continue to face violence, armed strikes, and economic blockades
Pray for the children who deserve to live in freedom and grow up in territories of peace
Chronicles of an announced humanitarian crisis between July 2022 and March 2023