Representatives of the indigenous, peasant and concrete communities of the departments of Arauca, Meta, Vichada and Casanare take part within the seventy fifth assembly, convened by the National Participation Committee (CNP), an occasion of the Dialogue Table of the Government of Colombia with the National Liberation Army (ELN), to make their contributions to this peace course of.
More than 100 individuals, representing indigenous communities, Afro-descendants, peasants, LGBT+ individuals and folks with disabilities, victims, younger individuals, girls, amongst others, are a part of at the present time of participation that takes place right this moment and tomorrow on this metropolis.
They all make recognized the territorial, sectoral and union commitments to make their contributions, with a territorial focus, to the design, to the National Participation Plan and to the suggestions for participation, which may have a second part that might be prolonged all through the nationwide territory till 2025. This course of is taken into account the center of this peace course of.
The relationship between extractive economies and unlawful armed teams, the stigmatization of social actions and management, in addition to the focus of land are a part of the issues recognized by the members from the departments of Vichada, Arauca, Meta and Casanare, to deal with the transformations obligatory for peace.
Arauca is a territory with a terrific organizational historical past, the JAC, the bottom non secular communities and peasant, employee and fashionable organizations are basic actors for the strengthening of the area. However, throughout the framework of the armed and social battle these communities have been stigmatized.
In a territory, which has been the protagonist of the agreements with the FARC-EP, participation is taken into account key to fixing structural issues, which is why the communities referred to as for errors in stated course of to not be repeated.
This assembly is accompanied by the United Nations Verification Mission in Colombia, UNDP, OHCHR, the Episcopal Conference of Colombia and consultant members of the Group of Support, Accompaniment and Cooperation Countries.
Source: Government of Arauca