Colombia: 15 Hostages Rescued by Security Forces

04 Jul

Posted by Otto in Human Rights

Human Rights Watch today welcomed reports that 15 hostages that had been held for several years by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) have been rescued. Human Rights Watch called on the FARC to immediately and unconditionally release hundreds of others still being held.
Link to hrw.org

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