Colombian Judge Bans Strikes on Guerrillas if Minors Are Present
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Colombian court freezes rebel bombings when minors are involved. A local court in Colombia on Thursday ordered the government of hard-right President Abelardo de la Esperanza to suspend bombings of rebel camps if it has information about the presence of minor recruits. The president, who took office almost a month ago, intends to implement a tough policy against organizations allegedly involved in drug trafficking, including mass and deadly bomb…
The decision was made after the deaths of three minors in an airstrike against former FARC dissidents.
A Colombian judge determined this Thursday that the government of right-wing president Abelardo de la Espriella suspends military bombings against guerrilla camps when there is information about the presence of recruited minors. Supported by the American president, Donald Trump, the new Colombian head of state, who came to power on August 7, imposes a hard line in the fight against drug trafficking mafias, with lethal bombings and mass extraditi…
BOGOTÁ (AP) — A Colombian judge provisionally ordered the government of Abelardo de la Espriella to refrain from carrying out bombings when there is information about the presence of minors recruited by illegal armed groups.
Colombian judge bans strikes on guerrillas if minors are present
A court in Bogotá has provisionally ordered the Government of Colombia to refrain from launching air strikes against military targets in areas where information exists [...]
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