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Colombia: Indigenous Colombians are confined in Catatumbo and ask for protection of their rights

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The Permanent Roundtable of Indigenous Peoples and Organizations (MPC) warned that an indefinite number of members of the Barí people are confined in the Colombian region of Catatumbo, hit by guerrilla violence since Jan.
The article from MSN discusses the plight of Indigenous communities in the Catatumbo region of Colombia, where they are experiencing severe confinement due to ongoing conflicts between armed groups. These communities are calling for the protection of their rights as they face threats, displacement, and restrictions on their mobility. The situation has led to a humanitarian crisis, with limited access to essential services like healthcare and education. Indigenous leaders are urgently requesting intervention from both national and international bodies to ensure their safety, cultural integrity, and territorial rights. The article highlights the broader implications of such conflicts on indigenous populations, emphasizing the need for peace, security, and respect for human rights in these vulnerable areas.

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