Human Rights Watch condems Colombia's largest rebel group

The transcript discusses Human Rights Watch's examination of human rights issues in Colombia, focusing on the FARC's direct involvement in abuses and atrocities. It highlights the FARC's opportunistic use of International Humanitarian Law, treating it as a selective menu. The transcript also emphasizes the importance of non-negotiable human rights principles in peace negotiations, such as prohibiting torture, extrajudicial executions, and the use of child soldiers.

What is the significance of the term 'menu' in relation to the FARC's view on International Humanitarian Law?

What actions are condemned in the context of armed groups involved in crimes against humanity?