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Retaking the Security Agenda in Latin America
In English and Spanish | Interpretation provided via Zoom* Too many current political discussions start from the premise that protecting…
Civil Society Letter: Oversight and Accountability After One Year of Boat Strikes
September 2, 2026 To the Chairs and Ranking Members of the Appropriations, Armed Services, Foreign Affairs and Relations, Judiciary, and…
Killing Spree: Extrajudicial executions in the U.S. boat strikes campaign
Read a printer-friendly (PDF) version of this report | Lea el resumen ejecutivo en español Contents Executive Summary 1. A…
New report from WOLA documents 221 people killed on the high seas in Latin America and the Caribbean, calls for accountability
“Killing Spree” details the U.S. military’s attacks on boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, questions the legal basis for the strikes, and points way for accountability. Washington, DC – Since…
Turning Tragedy into Transformation: LGBTQ+ Activism and Justice in Latin America
Across Latin America, LGBTQ+ individuals have faced discrimination, violence, and exclusion from political and social institutions. Yet, they have also been at…
Condor’s Legacy, “Teseo,” and Assassination in Washington DC that Could Have Been Prevented
It was horrendous enough that a South American military dictator sent assassins to the U.S. capital to kill Chile’s most prominent exile leader, together with…
The Global Anti-Rights Agenda in Latin America
When WOLA set its new strategic priorities in 2024, we consciously included promoting LGBTQ+ rights and gender diversity on the…
LGBTIQ+ Journalism and the Fight Against Disinformation in Latin America
In Latin America, the media plays a fundamental role in shaping narratives about LGBTQ+ communities. However, misinformation, stereotypes, and invisibility…