A Colombian court has issued a preliminary order restricting government bombardments in areas where there's indication of the presence of minors. This legal action stems from a tutela – a constitutional protection mechanism – currently under review by the court. The order aims to prevent further civilian casualties, particularly after at least three children have reportedly been killed in recent government operations. The injunction requires the government to exercise extreme caution and refrain from airstrikes or bombardments if the safety of children is potentially at risk. The ruling underscores concerns about the impact of ongoing conflict on vulnerable populations. This measure is temporary, pending the court’s full assessment of the tutela’s merits. The case highlights growing scrutiny of military operations and civilian protection within the Colombian conflict.