Angelina was among the first former guerrillas to become pregnant in the FARC transition camp in San José del Guaviare, Colombia. She joined FARC at the age of 11, calling herself ‘Olga’, after her stepfather had attempted to abuse her.

Residents of a FARC demobilisation camp in San José del Guaviare, Colombia, line up as they did each morning as guerrillas to hear the latest news and be allocated tasks for the day.

People celebrate the 53rd—and final—anniversary of FARC as an armed rebel group, in La Elvira transition camp in Valle del Cauca, Colombia.

Edith, who has twins, is helping Jessica with her newborn baby at the FARC transition camp in San José del Guaviare, Colombia.

Yorladis is pregnant for the sixth time, after five other pregnancies were terminated during her FARC years. She says she managed to hide the fifth pregnancy from her commander until the sixth month by wearing loose clothes.

Twins born to Edith, who has raised them alone as their father, a FARC guerilla, was already in a relationship with another woman, bathe at the FARC transition camp in San José del Guaviare, Colombia.

Dayana (33; right) and Jairo, both previously with FARC, lie on a bed with Rebecca, the daughter born to them since the peace process, and Jairo’s sister Liliana, who is on a visit, in Rio Guayabero, Colombia. Dayana joined the FARC guerrilla forces at the age of 15, leaving a four-month-old baby with her parents. She didn’t see him again until he was 17.

In Rio Guayabero, Columbia, former FARC guerrilla Dayana gets ready to return to collect belongings left at the disarmament camp in Collinas.

At a transition camp in Icononzo, south of Bogotá, residents are allocated small houses and may become owners.

Breiner (8) plays in the FARC transition camp in Icononzo, south of Bogotá, Colombia, where he lives with his mother and three siblings.

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