This week's Peace Mail covers President Santos' signing of the procedural laws which will govern the JEP; the International Verification Component's report on the implementation of the Peace Accord's gender approach; the ...

Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, travelled to Bogotá to visit Colombia on Saturday, January 13th, to support the peace process. President Juan Manuel Santos swore in the magistrates that will ...

At the end of the year, more than 90% of requests for release by the JEP have been resolved. ELN says they are in a position to agree a new bilateral ceasefire with the government.

U.N. Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, offered his first quarterly report on the implementation of Points 3.2 and 3.4 of the Final Accord. On January 3rd, the GoC created a new ETCR for the transitioning FARC in the ...

The political reintegration and participation of the FARC has met with ongoing security challenges. Tensions with the ELN continue.

The Constitutional Court voted in favor of the Amnesty Law's constitutionality. The ELN attack a military convoy in Norte de Santander. Presidential candidates experience violent protests on the campaign trail.

The FARC party announced on February 9th that it would be required to temporarily suspend the presidential campaign. ELN mounts armed strike, suffers organizational blows.

The FARC held a meeting with the Minister of the Interior in order to discuss their perceived lack of security guarantees. ELN faces repercussions for assassinations, armed strike.

The first tasks facing the 30 magistrates sworn into the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), covered in last week’s Peace Mail, include the creation of its internal regulations to ensure impartiality for those who are ...

Seizures of FARC assets this week raised doubts about the group's compliance with the Peace Accord. ELN announces unilateral ceasefire between 9-13 March.