Joshua Collins

In­dige­nous ‘Min­ga’ col­lec­tive urges ac­tion to stem a ris­ing wave of vi­o­lence in their com­mu­ni­ties across Colom­bia.

Cease­fire com­ing into force this week marks vic­to­ry for Pres­i­dent Gus­ta­vo Petro, but ‘to­tal peace’ push faces hur­dles.

Sal­va­tore Man­cu­so, for­mer com­man­der of right-wing para­mil­i­tary groups, has of­fered four days of tri­bunal tes­ti­mo­ny.

Ad­vo­cates say farm­ers are ‘go­ing hun­gry’ as the il­lic­it drug mar­ket shifts to syn­thet­ic prod­ucts and oth­er coun­tries.

Ques­tions abound ahead of new round of ne­go­ti­a­tions, but ex­perts say ef­fort re­mains ‘best choice among bad op­tions’.

Ac­tivists hope treaty is first step to­wards more pro­tec­tion in one of the most dan­ger­ous na­tions for en­vi­ron­men­tal­ists.

Colom­bian Pres­i­dent Gus­ta­vo Petro hails re­open­ing as a vic­to­ry, while ex­perts say more must be done to im­prove se­cu­ri­ty.

Ivan Ve­lasquez has gone head-to-head with Pablo Es­co­bar, lo­cal para­mil­i­taries and dis­graced Guatemalan politi­cians.

Colom­bia says its sol­diers ‘neu­tralised’ FARC rebels in Puer­to Leguizamo; rights groups say civil­ians were killed.

Long­time ac­tivist has achieved stun­ning suc­cess­es in world’s most dan­ger­ous coun­try for en­vi­ron­men­tal de­fend­ers.