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Major Gustavo Soto Bracamonte and Colonel Gabriel de Jesús Rincón, both indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity, plant a black sage sapling at the launch of the environmental restorative pilot project near Bogotá, Colombia.
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Colombia’s JEP unveils alternative sanctions but remains silent on punishment

After six years of work and three since its pioneering indictments, Colombia's special transitional justice tribunal – known as JEP – is finally getting closer to imposing its first sanctions. With the launch of an environmental restoration project, it began to unveil how the reparative aspect of its special sanctions will work. But it is […]
By Andrés Bermúdez Liévano (our correspondent in Colombia)
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