Colombia Faces Worst Civilian Harm in Conflict in a Decade, Red Cross Reports

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•The Red Cross reported a doubling in the number of people displaced by conflict in Colombia in the past year.
•The current level of civilian harm is the worst Colombia has seen in a decade.
•The increase in displacement and violence is linked to ongoing armed conflicts within Colombia.
•Humanitarian organizations are facing increased challenges in providing aid to affected populations.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the Colombian government increases peace negotiations with armed groups then civilian displacement and violence could decrease, improving security and humanitarian conditions for affected communities.

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🌍Colombia

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🏛International Committee of the Red Cross

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MEAl Jazeera - AllRed Cross says people displaced by conflict in Colombia doubled last year REGIONALThe Straits Times - WorldColombia sees worst civilian impact from conflict in a decade, says Red Cross

The Red Cross has reported that Colombia experienced the worst civilian impact from conflict in ten years, with the number of people displaced by violence doubling last year. This surge in displacement and civilian suffering highlights the intensification of armed conflict in Colombia, affecting millions of civilians and straining humanitarian resources.