Two corpses of indigenous leaders who were victims of armed conflict were handed over in the Department of Chocó by the Office of the Attorney Office

On Saturday December 17^th, a private ceremony was held at the headquarters in Quibdó (Chocó) “Bunker” in which a prosecutor belonging to the National Office specialized in Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law handed over two corpses of indigenous leaders from the so called Embera Dóbida community who were victims of armed conflict in the municipality Alto Baudó (Chocó).

Facts took place on September 12, 2014 when Miguel Becheche Sarco and  Ernelio Pacheco Tunay were moving toward a small town called “El Morro” in order to hold a meeting with other indigenous leaders.