Trapped between Colombian army and a paramilitary group, a farming community risks a journey to remember the fallen.
Bojaya: Colombia’s community leaders caught in the crossfire
Undeterred by death threats, Leyner Palacios, a community leader in Colombia, fights for peace and human rights.
Published On 18 Nov 2020
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