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<h1 class="gmail-reader-title">Another Indigenous Leader Killed in Colombia</h1>
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<p>February 25, 2022</p><p>On Friday, the
Indigenous Organization of Antioquia (OIA) denounced the murder of
Dilson Borja Domico in his home in Turbo town, in the Antioquia
department.</p>
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<p>The OIA demanded justice, investigations and convictions. For its
part, the Major Government Council expressed its solidarity with his
family and friends.</p>
<p>Currently, the
communities of Apartado, Carepa, Chigorodo and Turbo are at high risk of
violence. Due to this situation, the Ombudsman's Office issued an early
warning for these municipalities. </p>
<p>The Institute for
Development and Peace Studies (INDEPAZ) stated that the Turbo
municipality has the highest concentration of drug-related problems as
its territory is home to several drug trafficking corridors bound for
Central America.</p>
<p>Antoquia authorities disclosed that armed groups such as the
Colombian Gaitanistas Self-Defenses (AGC) regularly operate in their
territory. The OIA demanded that these illegal groups respect the lives
of Indigenous men and women.</p>
<p>They also called on
international organizations working in Colombia to provide special
accompaniment for the Indigenous communities of Antioquia.</p>
<p>According to INDEPAZ,
1,313 Indigenous leaders have been killed since the signing of the 2016
Peace Agreement. So far this year, 32 social leaders have been
assassinated.</p>
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