Special court delivered its first sentences against state security forces in Colombia’s decades-long war.
Special court delivered its first sentences against state security forces in Colombia’s decades-long war.
By Alfie Pannell
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A special Colombian court sentenced 12 former military officers to between five and eight years of reparation work for their involvement in 135 “false positive” deaths – killing civilians and then falsely reporting them as rebel fighters – between the years 2002 and 2005.
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The verdict was pronounced at the court session streamed on the website of the Caracol Radio
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