Conectando Caminos por los Derechos

Conectando Caminos por los Derechos (CCD) supported Colombia’s efforts to prevent and respond to human rights violations, particularly among Venezuelan migrants, Colombian returnees, and receptor communities, with the aim of increasing community cohesion and citizen security. CCD worked with government and civil society to address labor exploitation, sexual exploitation, forced recruitment, human trafficking, forced disappearance, and gender-based violence among vulnerable populations in Colombia’s communities, including women, children, and youth, indigenous persons, people of African descent, and more. The project prevented and responded to human rights violations, strengthened human rights protection systems, and rapidly responded to changing human rights circumstances and needs in the context of mixed migration flows.