Colombian Security Forces Kill Minors in Crackdown Against Armed Groups
Colombian security forces have come under scrutiny after several minors were killed during a military operation targeting guerrilla factions in the region. The incident has sparked domestic debate over civilian casualties and the conduct of counterinsurgency tactics.
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Three minors killed in Colombia armed group crackdown
Rights groups warn that armed groups are increasingly recruiting children to their ranks through social media.
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Four minors were killed in bombing raids conducted by Colombia's new right-wing government against the country's cocaine-trafficking guerrillas, a source from the forensics authority told Agence France-Presse Monday. The deaths come as newly appointed hard-line President Abelardo de la Espriella ramps up military operations that have killed 26 suspected rebels so far. Two minors aged 15 and two more aged 16 died in the attacks that took place in the southern Guaviare department and in the northe
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