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…
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September 2, 2026 To the Chairs and Ranking Members of the Appropriations, Armed Services, Foreign Affairs and Relations, Judiciary, and…
The termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for El Salvador is taking place against a backdrop of a severe deterioration…
The undersigned civil society organizations take note of the joint statement signed on August 12 by the delegations of the…
Just 47 days before Brazil’s first-round election, U.S.-Brazil relations have entered a particularly sensitive period. What was framed as a trade dispute has increasingly converged…
Freedom also saves lives We, the families of those detained for political reasons, human rights organizations, and civil society organizations that have signed this statement, urgently call on the national…
Read a printer-friendly (PDF) version of this report | Lea el resumen ejecutivo en español Contents Executive Summary 1. A…
“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…
The Ortega-Murillo government has not held genuinely free or competitive elections in Nicaragua for years. It systematically dismantled the conditions…
This article was originally posted by CEPAZ in Spanish. You can read it here. In a public hearing before the U.S. Congress’s…

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