Paramilitaries’ Heirs : The New Face of Violence in Colombia
Colombia: Stop Abuses by Paramilitaries’ Successor Groups
HRW Press Release, Frebruary 3 2010. Bogota
Fuelling Underdevelopment in Colombia
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Poverty, Human Rights and Canada’s Role in the African Palm Oil Sector
Report prepared by Garry Leech for Inter Pares, September 2009
Report for the Universal Periodic Review on Colombia
In 2003, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights pointed out that the human rights situation in Colombia “is characterized by serious, massive, and systematic violations of those rights, many of them constituting crimes against humanity.”1 Five years later, the violations remain serious, massive, and systematic. In many cases they have worsened, and in great part remain unpunished. The responsibility for these violations in the majority of cases is attributed to the Colombian State, as a result of direct perpetration or of tolerance or support of the paramilitary groups.
The reality of Trade Unionism in Colombia
Colombia: One of world’s most dangerous places for trade unionists
Press release, 07/03/2007 http://news.amnesty.org/index/ENGAMR230172007BP's Colombian pipeline subsidiaries have driven peasants off their land
August 2011: British Petroleum Sells colombian buisness to Talisman Energy a canadian company
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