Colombia's IDP Crisis: Caught in the Crossfire
By Anastasia Moloney,
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Looking down from the hilltops of Bogotá's southern rim, a sea of shingled rooftops and cinderblock huts stretches toward the horizon.
These ever-expanding slums are home to tens of thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs), Colombians who have fled their homes elsewhere in the country to escape the country's long-running armed conflict. ...
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