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Weapons deactivation process - UN Verification Mission in Colombia

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Headline Weapons Neutralized in Colombia as Part of Peace Agreement

Caption Description Weapons laid down by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC-EP) are de-activated as part of the peace agreement between the Government of Colombia and FARC-EP. The arms laydown process – a major component in the peace agreement – includes five distinct steps including: registration and identification of weapons, monitoring and verification of the holding of weapons, reception and storage of arms, neutralization of arms (to ensure that they will never again be used as firearms), and extraction of arms from camps.
Weapons are marked prior to being destroyed.

Unique Identifier UN7163116

NICA ID 737064

Production Date 08/22/2017 9:17:48 AM

City/Location Bogotá

Country Colombia

Credit UN Photo/Renata Ruiz