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U.S. House Foreign Affairs chair Gregory Meeks, a Democrat, expressed concern over “excessive use of force”, and warned that the so-called Leahy Law bars the U.S. from supporting security forces involved in severe human rights violations.
The U.N. Office for Human Rights said in a statement that it was “deeply alarmed” by police opening fire on demonstrators in Cali, Colombia’s third-largest city, on Monday night.
The Washington Office on Latin America, an NGO which studies human rights in the region, called on the U.S. to suspend sales of crowd control equipment to Colombia’s security forces.
ONG piden a la comunidad internacional interceder para que en Colombia se garantice el cumplimiento de los derechos humanos
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Colombia: una grave crisis acosa a Duque
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Violence in Colombia protests escalates amid allegations of police excess
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