Colombia: One year on, women searchers for victims of enforced disappearance are still waiting for the country to deliver for them

By Amnesty International

Bogotá, 18 June 2025. A year ago, the Colombian government passed Law 2364 of 2024, which recognizes and provides for the integral protection of the work and rights of women searchers for victims of enforced disappearance. The Congress of the Republic debated and approved this law following the advocacy initiative of organizations of women searchers […] The post Colombia: One year on, women searchers for victims of enforced disappearance are still waiting for the country to deliver for them appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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