Witness for Peace's Colombia-based International Team reports from the Humanitarian Zones of Uraba.

Witness for Peace production presents "Transforming People, Transforming Policy," a demonstration of the power and potential of joining a WFP delegation.

Diego Benitez of Witness for Peace's Colombia-based International Team, walks us through the realities of the new U.S. military bases in Colombia.

Daira Quiñones was driven from her home by Colombia's brutal armed conflict.

Martha's father was killed by the Colombian army in 2006. Ever since, she's struggled against impunity and for justice.

Rafael Coicue from the Association of Indigenous Councils speaks about Plan Colombia and the Colombia Free Trade Agreement during a Witness for Peace speaker tour.

After a decade of aerial fumigations, coca production has risen. Innocent Colombian victims have borne the brunt of this inhumane and ineffective policy.

A short video explaining how four million people have been driven out of their homes by war - and how the United States is involved.

WFP Executive Director Melinda St. Louis, two Colombian trade unionists, and Dr. Aviva Chomsky speak at the School of the Americas Vigil.

Multinational corporations have taken advantage of and participated in Colombia's long and complicated conflict to ease resource extraction.

Colombia is the most dangerous country in the world to be a trade unionist.