Yes.
First, with regard to the situation of aboriginal and Afro-Colombian peoples, we know that there are currently five million displaced persons in Colombia. After the Sudan, this is the second country in the world where there are the most displaced persons within a country. Most of the people who have been forcibly displaced are Afro-Colombians and aboriginal people. So these are really the most vulnerable populations and those that have been the hardest hit by the situation regarding forced displacements of populations.
In the department of Choco, where we work, aboriginal communities are currently threatened by the introduction of a mining development project that could contaminate the drinking water these communities need to survive and for their daily needs.