Colombia
As a result of the peace process, there has been in a decrease in the number of clashes between armed groups, but civilians continue to be caught up in violence as criminal organisations fight for control of territory.
The population is exposed to murder, forced displacement, extortion, sexual violence and confinement.
In 2016, our teams focused on the urban areas of Tumaco and Buenaventura. We offered psychological support to people affected by violence exercised in the context of organised crime and by armed groups that have arisen in the current post-conflict situation.
Teams also provided comprehensive care for victims of sexual violence.
63,700
63,7
15,200
15,2
10,900
10,9
Voices from the field
The intervention that made the biggest impact on me was responding to the landslide in Mocoa.Sulaith Auzaque, coordinator of MSF's emergency team in Colombia.
1985
1985
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