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Colombia
Update Archives
2005
August 2005
Action Alert: U.S. State Department Rolls Over Victims' Rights in Colombia
Let Newspapers Know What You Think! Sample letter, instructions, addresses.
Visiting the peace communities: August 2005 report of Colombia delegation
July 2005
Action Alert: Call Congress for Bipartisan Letter to President Uribe
Curt Wands: Assistance, Development & War on the Lower Atrato River
Letter from the Field: "There is going to be shooting."
June 2005
“Putting Us to the Test”: A Massacre in Colombia Spurs Activism and Reaction
U.S. House Votes to Renew Plan Colombia
News Briefs
Upcoming Speaking Tours
Letter from the Field: A Visit to Toribio by Patricia Abbott, CPP field team member
May 2005
Colombia War Spills into Indians Peaceful World
Report Back on Recent Actions
Keeping the Pressure on Congress
Last chance to apply - Visit Colombia with FOR and Global Exchange
Letter from the Field
Update on San José de Apartadó Massacre
April 2005
Indigenous Peace Communities bombed
Speak Out for Peace in Colombia
Colombia Photo Exhibit to Open in Philadelphia
News Briefs
Letter from the Field: Update on the displacement in San José de Apartadó
March 2005
Further aggressions against the Peace Community
Out of Indignation
Letter from the field: Eight Years of Struggle
Responses and Grassroots Mobilizations
February 2005
San José de Apartadó: Community Leaders and Others Killed
Protestors in Cartagena: "Free Trade Agreements Should Be Decided in a Referendum" Resistance Unarmed: FOR Photography Exhibitions Opens in New York
Ecumenical Advocacy Days: Make all Things New
Letter from the Field: A trip to the Heartland of the U'wa struggle
January 2005
FOR opens new office in Bogotá
Indigenous Protests Against Dam Project Culminate in March on Bogotá
Colombian Rebels Want to Participate in Election
U.S. State Department Intervenes To Protect Occidental Against Lawsuit For Human Rights Crimes
Announcements:
FOR Inaugurates New Team in Bogotá
Ecumenical Advocacy Days Washington D.C. March 11-14, 2005
Human Rights Delegation to Colombia July 30-August 13, 2005
2004
December 2004
To the Colombia Peace Presence Supporters
Peaceful Path of Women Marches to the Chocó
News Briefs
Letter from the Field: A Holiday Message from the Cacarica River Basin
November 2004
Paramilitary Demobilization Heightens Fears
Noah's Ark sails through Colombia's conflict-clogged river
Human Rights Delegation to Colombia July 30 to August 13, 2005
2005 Colombia Volunteer Training
"Building from the Inside Out: Peace Initiatives in War-Torn Colombia"
Letter from the Field: Support and solidarity for the campesinos of San José
Colombia CDs Review : Redemption Songs and Resistance Grooves
October 2004
Indigenous Colombians Commemorate 512 Years of Resistance
Huge protests slam Uribe's economic policies
Colombian Paramilitary Group Proposes Demobilization
Faith Group Leaders ask Bush, Kerry for New Colombia Policy
FOR at the School of the Americas Protest, November 19th-21st
2005 Colombia Volunteer Training
Successful San José Peace Community Caravan
August/September 2004
Indigenous Colombians Call for Land, Life and Dignity
Indigenous "Great March for Life, Happiness, Justice, Equity and Freedom"
News Briefs from Colombia Week
Letter from the Field: University of Resistance
July 2004
Thank you for your concern and support!
FOR 2004 National Conference: Organizing The Real Superpower
The Trend of Questioning Human Rights Organizations' Legitimacy
Gay movement picks up steam
Letter from the Field: different perspectives
Letter from NGOs in support of volunteers in Colombia
June 2004
URGENT COLOMBIA ACTION - CALL YOUR REPRESENTATIVE!
International Volunteers in Colombia Threatened with Deportation and Arrest
Peace Community Statement - June 2
Comunicado Publico - 2 de junio
An Urgent Call for Solidarity
Un Llamado Urgente De Solidaridad
Letter to Uribe
May 2004
Fourth Inzá Women's Gathering
Trade talks worry public-sector unions
News Briefs
Bring a Message of Hope to your Community!
Letter from the Field: saving lives
Telling the Truth is not a Sin
10 non-violent youth activists beaten in Colombia
April 2004
Take Action - Petition to John Kerry
Bring a Message of Hope to your Community!
Popular Protest Against Mass Detentions
Colombian President Alvaro Uribe visits the US
Government Scraps Amnesty Proposal
Letter from the Field: Seeking Shelter
March 2004
Report on Speaking Tour: The Role of Women in Resistance to War
Attempts to Destabilize Peace Community of San José de Apartadó
Cacarica: We Continue to Seek Justice
UN Pans Government Human Rights Record
Important Resource on Colombian Peace Initiatives
Upcoming Delegation and Speaking Tour
February 2004
Urgent Action - Paramilitary Incursions in Jiguamiandó
Spring Speaking Tour with Ella Florez from San José de Apartadó
Summer Delegation to Colombian Communities
Bush would give Colombia nearly $700 million
Letter from the Field:You're Invited
2003
December 2003
Colombia News Brief
FOR Colombia Program Calendar
November 2003
Colombia Peace Presence Updates
Corporacion Juridica Libertad Alert
October 2003
Colombia Peace Presence Updates
September 2003
Colombia Peace Presence Updates
August 2003
Colombia Peace Presence Updates
Human Rights Volunteers Needed in Colombian Peace Community
US Corporations Sued for Human Rights Violations in Colombia
July 2003
Colombia Peace Presence Updates
June 2003
Colombia Peace Presence Updates
Seeking a Feasible and Survivable Health Program
May 2003
FOR Colombia Team Re-launch
Speaking tour successfully completed
The Bombing in Bojayá One Year Later
Further threats against Afro-Colombian communities of resistance
Inter-Ethnic Education in Cacarica
2003 Colombia Aid Package Passed; More Money Requested in 2004
April 2003
Peace Communities under pressure
Afro-Colombia Working Group Delegation
Colombia Mobilization in Los Angeles
From Bogotá to Baghdad
March 2003
Rigo Remembered
Afro-Colombian Arbitrarily Detained
Community Of Puerto Lleras Displaced Amid Continued Aggression, Hostilities And Military Operations Against The Afro-Colombian Community
Humanitarian Commission Detained; Covert Military Forces Continue To Advance
On How the Persecution of the Peace Community of San José de Apartadó and its Community Leaders is being planned
February 2003
Columbia Peace Presence Update
Detention of two members of the internal council of the Peace Community of San Jose de Apartadó and several other peasants from the area
Persecution Against the Peace Community of San Jose de Apartadó and its Leaders
January 2003
Help Peace Community Residents Return To Their Homes
2002
December 2002
CPP
December Update
Report
on the International Gathering for Justice and Moral Sanctions
November 2002
"Now we can do
whatever we like":
Paramilitaries return to peace
community on heels of army
Report
from the FOR Delegation in Colombia
Paramilitary
raid and Army occupation of San José de Apartadó settlement
In memoriam: Paul Wellstone
Colombia Mobilization
Meeting your new or re-elected Representatives
Thanks to Chris and Carin
Reflection from the Field: Dreams
of a Ten-Year-Old
October 2002
Overcoming
the Logic of War in Colombia - An interview with Ana Teresa
Bernal
Marches
for Justice are Met with Injustice
September 2002
Colombian
National Indigenous Organization (ONIC) will not get involved
in armed conflict
ONIC
Press release
August 2002
Death Threats Against CPT
in Colombia
New Colombian President Alvaro Uribe
Vélez Takes Office
Women
march to protest against the armed conflict (from El Espectador)
Women
demand that Alvaro Uribe (President elect) strive for a negotiated
solution (from El Tiempo
July 2002
Letters & Updates
June 2002
Colombian
Elections and Raising a Flag of Hope
May 2002
EMERGENCY
SITUATION AT THE MUNICIPALITIES OF BOJAYÁ AND VIGÍA
DEL FUERTE
San
Francisco Chronicle article on this issue
February 2002
Colombia
- Peace vs. Oil
2001
November 2001
La
Unión, September 11th, 2001
July 2001
The
Peace Community of San José de Apartadó, Colombia
Spring 2001
Plan
Colombia Flights to Operate from Panama
2000
March 2000
Washington's "Aid" Package
for Colombia
Summer 2000
Colombia
Update: War by Any Other Name
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