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Colombia
Despite the peace process, a resurgence in violence has led to people in Colombia becoming displaced or traumatised.
MSF teams provide mental healthcare to people who are displaced by the armed clashes, and those traumatised by the ongoing violence by the armed groups that have arisen in the post-conflict situation.
Teams also provide comprehensive care for victims of sexual violence, as well as safe abortion care to women who request it.
We also provide assistance to refugees and migrants from Venezuela, and in 2020, we responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Voices from the field
Folk are reluctant to talk openly about the conflict. What seems clear is that people are scared to move around.Steve Hide, MSF head of mission, Colombia
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Colombia
Getting closer to Colombia’s conflict
Voices from the Field
4 Dec 2020
Colombia
MSF responds to a resurgence of violence in Norte de Santander and Nariño
Project Update
28 Oct 2020
Social violence and exclusion
Violence in southwestern Colombia leaves people struggling to access assistance
Statement
3 Mar 2020
Colombia
Venezuelan migrants at a crossroads on the Colombian border
Project Update
6 Feb 2020
Colombia
Venezuelans in Colombia: an unattended crisis
Press Release
18 Dec 2019
Colombia
Women and girls prevented from having a safe abortion
Press Release
25 Sep 2019