This week's Peace Mail covers: Iván Duque´s pledge at UN to stand behind the peace process and to stamp out narco-terrorists; the Truth Commission balance on 4,000 testimonies already collected; new ex-combatant’s proposal ...

This week's Peace Mail covers protests concerning President Duque's vetoing of the JEP Statutory Law; "El Paisa's" failure to appear before the JEP in Case 001; the FARC's use of mines and improvised explosive devices ...

This week's Peace Mail covers the new National Development Plan's significance for Peace Accord implementation; the future of the FARC Territorial Training and Reincorporation Spaces (ETCR); the JEP's continuing checks on ...

This week's Peace Mail covers: the farewell to victims in Bojayá; the JEP’s investigation on thousands of kidnapping cases; the foundation of a University for Peace in the jungles of Chocó; the rise in recruitment of ...

This week's Peace Mail covers FARC leaders' voluntary evidence given before the JEP in Case 001 (illegal detentions); President Duque's delay in signing the JEP's Statutory Law; the Truth Commission's preparatory work in ...

This week's Peace Mail covers: the resignation of Minister of Defense after army kills at least 8 minors in bombing; the Head of the UN Verification Mission calls for a comprehensive response to security challenges; the ...

This week's Peace Mail covers: Emilo Archila exposition on the breakthroughs and difficulties of the reincorporation process of ex-combatants at the IACHR; the construction of the National Plan to Search for the Disappeared ...

The Development Plans with a Territorial Focus (PDET) are the main tool of the Colombian State to carry out socio-economic development to the municipalities most affected by violence in the context of the armed conflict. ...

Considering the Peace Accord and its implementation within the longer (and continuing) history of racial- and ethnic-based structural discrimination, epistemic violence, and resistance opens opportunities for examining ...