Colombia JEP escalates scrutiny of peace accord signatories after 521 ex-combatants killed

Colombia's Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) has called a follow-up hearing on precautionary measures protecting former FARC combatants, citing 521 killings since the 2016 accord. The move signals heightened judicial pressure on the government to enforce protections, though the government's response suggests friction over implementation. The high death toll underscores persistent security failures in post-conflict zones.

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