The tragedy of Aboriginal girls who are drugged and raped

For the past four years, the Jiw indigenous people of the municipality of Puerto Concordia, south of the Meta department, have denounced the following: Settlers in the area urge their girls to inhale boxers and badually abuse them. The situation started in 2015 and since then, the authorities have done nothing, the culprits are still at liberty.

On the night of April 7, the authorities alternated two girls aged 12 and 14 who were raped in a hamlet. The police station and the police responded to the call and found the attacker with the minors in a room. They were visibly drugged, with dilated pupils. details the magazine Week.

Despite being found in flagrante delicto, the rapist was released. This is what has happened in other cases since men began attending the Aboriginal school where they study to turn 8-year-old girls into boxer addicts, a glue that, when It is inhaled, produces hallucinogenic effects.

"I have two girls of 11 and 12 years old who come to clbad and smell (boxer) when they talk, it's very penetrating, they come like drunkards, sometimes they do not do not pay attention, they do what they want They go out when they want, "he said Week Alejandro Gil González, teacher at the school.

The parents of the victims do not show up for fear of reprisals, while the perpetrators commit the crime without even hiding, because they are going to get the girls to school at the end of the day. Many girls who have been raped for years are now 16, but their educational level is very low because of the same situation.

Professor Gil, 19, said Week that today at least eight Aboriginal children are abused. In addition, he denounced the precarious living conditions in which the Jiw community, who arrived in this region after being displaced from the Guayabero River by armed organizations, lives.

There, the natives do not have drinking water and the high temperatures dry up the pipe which feeds them with liquid, which is sometimes the poor state of this sick child and these adults; according to week. The teacher asked the authorities for resources to encourage extracurricular activities that prevent minors from using drugs.