Today civilians in Colombia sadly continue to suffer serious abuse by guerrillas, guerrillas continue to expand and there success rate has grown due to denied rights, and the kidnappings they have done. Guerrillas deny thousands of Colombian citizens their justice by allowing their abuses to escape harsh punishment, they also resort to violence with Colombia that have been displayed more than 5.7 million times to Colombians. 200,000 Colombians would rather leave their homes instead of being denied their rights. Human rights defenders, trade unionists, journalists, indigenous and Afro-Colombian leaders, and other community activists face death threats and violence.
The citizens of colombia have had a frequent amount of abuse by the FARC guerrillas, The richest guerrilla group …show more content…
In September 2014, an investigation that is specifically meant for anti-union violence opened up has more than 110 cases or trade unionist killings that have been committed since 2009. The interior Ministry made a protection program for an audience like human rights defenders, trade unionists, and journalists.
The Jesuit-founded Center for Popular Research and Education- a local human rights organization, reported police getting violence against civilians of Colombia. The following was found on On April 23, in Chiquinquira, Boyaca, police officers arrested a 67-year-old man named Jaime Elias Rozo Salinas for being drunk in public, but, things escalated from there. After they arrested the man police officers started to beat the Jaime. The following day, he was found brutally injured on a park bench, due to that beating the police officers gave him Rozo Salinas remained in a coma until he died from his injuries on June
The citizens of colombia have had a frequent amount of abuse by the FARC guerrillas, The richest guerrilla group …show more content…
In September 2014, an investigation that is specifically meant for anti-union violence opened up has more than 110 cases or trade unionist killings that have been committed since 2009. The interior Ministry made a protection program for an audience like human rights defenders, trade unionists, and journalists.
The Jesuit-founded Center for Popular Research and Education- a local human rights organization, reported police getting violence against civilians of Colombia. The following was found on On April 23, in Chiquinquira, Boyaca, police officers arrested a 67-year-old man named Jaime Elias Rozo Salinas for being drunk in public, but, things escalated from there. After they arrested the man police officers started to beat the Jaime. The following day, he was found brutally injured on a park bench, due to that beating the police officers gave him Rozo Salinas remained in a coma until he died from his injuries on June