Mining, land and Afro-Colombian communities

Mining and other economic projects have jeopardized the territories of Afro-Colombian communities. The Racial Discrimination Watch collected testimonies from experts and community leaders affected by this situation

Por: Dejusticia | May 6, 2011

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