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Weekly Report - 30 May 2019 (WR-19-21)
COLOMBIA: Back to false positives?
The Colombian army and its head, General Nicacio Martínez Espinel, are at the centre of a major political storm. Respected as one of Latin America’s more formidable fighting forces, the army is nevertheless finding itself under renewed scrutiny over human rights violations and responsibility for extrajudicial killings known as ‘false positives’.
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