Colombia's war crimes tribunal investigating the atrocities committed during a five-decade-long war has begun collecting testimony and evidence.

It comes a year after the signing of an historic peace agreement between the former FARC rebels and the government.

But as Al Jazeera's Alessandro Rampietti reports, it's unlikely to heal the wounds that so deeply divide the country.
A war crimes tribunal in Colombia begins investigating atrocities during the war which began in the 1960s.