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Colombia: Killing of rights defenders, social leaders, ex-fighters, most serious threat to peace

Colombia: Killing of rights defenders, social leaders, ex-fighters, most serious threat to peace

Jul 15, 2020, at 10:57 pm

New York: The killing of former combatants, human rights defenders and social leaders of communities devastated by decades of conflict, remains the most serious threat to peace in Colombia since the signing of a landmark peace agreement in 2016, the top UN official in the country told the Security Council on Tuesday, meeting in-person at UN Headquarters in New York, for the first time in four months.