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Humanitarian and Rights Concerns Facing Colombians
Dear all, Below are the human rights incidents and security situations WOLA received from September 13 to November 1, 2023….
Argentina: Jumping Into Unchartered Territory
On December 10, Argentina will inaugurate Javier Milei, a self-proclaimed ‘anarcho-capitalist’ libertarian and right-wing populist economist marking a significant departure…
Open Letter to Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro: Peace is at Risk
We call for immediate and holistic action from Colombia’s government to address the grave human rights situation currently facing Indigenous, Afrodescendant…
Colombia’s Regional Elections: A Referendum on Petro?
On October 29, Colombians will head to the polls to vote in regional and local elections that US policymakers would…
Renewed Negotiations on Venezuela are a Positive Step. Barriers to Free and Fair Elections Remain
The renewed dialogue and negotiations on Venezuela and the agreements signed on October 17, 2023, between the opposition’s Unitary Platform…
Civil Society Organizations Urge Secretary Blinken to Support Peace Talks with the ELN
The Latin American Working Group (LAWG), The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA), and other U.S.-based and international civil society…
Colombian Activists, Journalists and Communities Face Security Vacuum
Dear all, We remain concerned about the safety, security, and protection of social leaders and rural, Afro Descendant, and Indigenous…
EXPLAINER: What Happened With the Key Electoral Body in Venezuela and Why Does it Matter?
For a country that has endured an authoritarian government and a long-standing political crisis, each opportunity for a peaceful and…
Former Commander of Colombian Army Indicted for War Crimes
On August 30, Colombia’s Special Jurisdiction for Peace’s Truth Recognition Chamber indicted the former commander of the army from 2002…