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Syrian families searching for their missing loved ones are inspired by Colombia's experience with armed conflict and transitional justice. Victims, civilians and United Nations representatives traveled to Bogotá to study Colombia's efforts to address enforced disappearances. A report from our journalist Diego Bazzani.
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