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HRW Report: Social Media Fuels Recruitment of At Least 1,500 Children by Armed Groups in Colombia

HRW warns platform recommendation systems have helped armed groups reach children and that stopping recruitment requires new prevention funding and better institutional coordination.

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Keiko Fujimori Government Appoints Hugo Cornejo as Head of National Intelligence

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Balochistan Offers Dialogue and Reintegration as Forces Pledge Continued Crackdown

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U.S. Removes Rosario From Its Higher‑Risk Travel Advisory

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Caiado Says Flávio Bolsonaro Has 'Lost the Chance' and Pitches Himself as Conservative Alternative

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Brazil Puts Private Security Under New Federal Decree

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U.S. Classifies Brazil’s PCC and CV as Foreign Terrorist Organizations

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Colombia Runoff Set After Right-Wing Outsider Takes Narrow First‑Round Lead

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Tamaulipas Reports Sharp Drop in Homicides as State Outlines Peace‑Building Model

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Colombia Vote Tightens Between Cepeda and De la Espriella Ahead of May 31

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Five South American States Sign Santiago Pact to Coordinate Fight Against Transnational Crime

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Explosion Hits Military-Linked Train in Quetta, Dozens Killed and Wounded

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Senate Opens Debate on Ripost Bill Tightening Public-Order Rules

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Bombay High Court Dismisses PIL on Mohan Bhagwat’s Z-Plus Security Costs

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El Salvador Enacts Life Sentences for Offenders as Young as 12

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Argentine Gendarme Nahuel Gallo Runs Race to Press Venezuela to Free Foreign Prisoners

Security Policy

HRW Report: Social Media Fuels Recruitment of At Least 1,500 Children by Armed Groups in Colombia

Peru Deepens U.S. Partnership on Security and El Niño Preparedness

Colombia Turns Hard Right After De la Espriella’s Inauguration

Rio Presents R$100 Billion Economic Legacy From the 2016 Olympics

Municipal Guards Become Brazil's Second‑Largest Security Force

Keiko Fujimori Government Appoints Hugo Cornejo as Head of National Intelligence

Balochistan Offers Dialogue and Reintegration as Forces Pledge Continued Crackdown

U.S. Removes Rosario From Its Higher‑Risk Travel Advisory

Caiado Says Flávio Bolsonaro Has 'Lost the Chance' and Pitches Himself as Conservative Alternative

Brazil Puts Private Security Under New Federal Decree

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U.S. Classifies Brazil’s PCC and CV as Foreign Terrorist Organizations

Colombia Runoff Set After Right-Wing Outsider Takes Narrow First‑Round Lead

Tamaulipas Reports Sharp Drop in Homicides as State Outlines Peace‑Building Model

Colombia Vote Tightens Between Cepeda and De la Espriella Ahead of May 31

Five South American States Sign Santiago Pact to Coordinate Fight Against Transnational Crime

Explosion Hits Military-Linked Train in Quetta, Dozens Killed and Wounded

Senate Opens Debate on Ripost Bill Tightening Public-Order Rules

Bombay High Court Dismisses PIL on Mohan Bhagwat’s Z-Plus Security Costs

El Salvador Enacts Life Sentences for Offenders as Young as 12

Argentine Gendarme Nahuel Gallo Runs Race to Press Venezuela to Free Foreign Prisoners

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