Family members of Colombians who have been forcibly disappeared in the country's armed conflict demand justice for their loved ones and for the truth to be uncovered through the declassification of government archives. Human rights organizations put the number of forcibly disappeared at 45,000, the highest in all of South America, but the controversial government Inspector General downgrades the figure to 2,760. Each case, however, has a human face to it. Natalia Margarita reports from Bogota. teleSUR
