No More Murders of Indigenous People in Colombia!

The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) repudiates the violent repression of the protest carried out by the indigenous communities in several departments of Colombia, which as of October 16 had resulted in one indigenous person dead, more than 100 wounded –many gravely–, and 8 families being evicted . 19 police officers had also been wounded. Since October 11, approximately 10,000 indigenous persons have been mobilized throughout the country to celebrate the "Minga for (...) - Colombia

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Source: fidh.org

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