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Joint Letter to International Criminal Court Prosecutor on Guatemala

Mr. Karim A. A. Khan KC Office of the Prosecutor International Criminal Court Oude Waalsdorperweg 10 The Hague, The Netherlands Hon. Prosecutor: We, the undersigned, represent a diverse coalition of international, and regional organizations, dedicated to fostering the consolidation of the rule of law in Guatemala. Central to our collective mission is the diligent […]

Peru: International Organizations Support the IACHR Recommendation to Create an Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts to Support Investigations of Serious Human Rights Violations

Washington, DC, May 15, 2023- On May 3, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) released the report, Situation of Human Rights in Peru in the Context of Social Protests, which concludes that serious human rights violations were committed in Peru in the context of the social protests that occurred between December 7, 2022 and […]

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Joint Letter to International Criminal Court Prosecutor on Guatemala

Peru: International Organizations Support the IACHR Recommendation to Create an Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts to Support Investigations of Serious Human Rights Violations

We Condemn the Stigmatization of Jota Ramos and Demand Protection and Justice

Armed clashes in several sectors of Buenaventura in recent days threaten the apparent calm after the “Peace Truce”

International Human Rights Organizations to Visit Guatemala

WOLA ANNOUNCES NEW COMMUNICATIONS LEADERSHIP

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WOLA Meets with USAID and Other Civil Society Actors

Regressive Wave for Women in Central America

International Ruling Finds Mexico’s Legal Framework on Detentions Violates Human Rights

States of Exception: The New Security Model in Central America?

Q&A: Promises and Prospects for Human Rights in Colombia under Petro as ELN negotiations restart

Tijuana’s migrant shelters under increased attack, as the U.S. sends hundreds of migrants per day

Biden Administration Takes Fresh Steps to Limit Access to Protection in the United States

Title 42 Must End. Here are Five Reasons Why

Xiomara Castro: A Year of Expectations, Challenges, and Pending Debts

U.S.-Cuba Relations: The Old, the New and What Should Come Next

Biden’s Venezuela policy needs a better comms strategy

An Independent Supreme Court in Honduras: The Key to Justice and the Fight Against Corruption

Electronic Monitoring: A New Form of Punishment for Many Women

2022, A Year of Human Rights: ‘Despite the long list of challenges, there are opportunities’

How the Biden administration can encourage Venezuela negotiations

The Distortion of Justice in Guatemala

Title 42 is (Probably) Over. The U.S. Still Needs a Responsible Approach to Migration

U.S. Midterm Elections: What Might they Mean for Latin America?

Clandestine Structures in Guatemala Consummate Witch Hunt against Judge of ‘Death Squad Dossier’ Case

Current migration dynamics call for new regional approaches

Migration in the Americas: ‘A root causes strategy only for Central America falls far short of addressing the type of migration we are seeing’

The U.S. Announced a New Military Aid Donation to Guatemala. Here’s Why it is a Mistake

Migration in the Americas: ‘There is a double standard at the U.S. border’

Guatemala’s Downward Spiral

Under Assault in Guatemala: Journalists and Indigenous and Human Rights Activists

When the Dominoes Fall: Co-optation of the Justice System in Guatemala

Interference from Above Closes Doors to Justice in Ayotzinapa Case

WOLA Human Rights Awards Honor Maya Achi and Q’eqchi’ Women, David Morales and Rep. Joaquin Castro

The Search for Justice in Venezuela

Colombia to Implement Law on Alternatives to Incarceration for Women Heads of Household

WOLA Human Rights Award 2022: Meet the Honorees

How the Petro Government and Minister Iván Velásquez can Make Colombians Safer

U.S. Drug Policy Disconnect: Starting Harm Reduction at Home, Deep Into ‘Drug War’ Abroad

The Invisible Resistance to Latin America’s Prison Systems

Central America: ‘The regression of democracy has been immense’

5 Concerns About Cuba’s New Penal Code

The Tragedy in Texas Was Avoidable, Just Like Hundreds of Other Migrant Deaths on U.S. Soil This Year

Remittance Caps and Restrictions Have Been Lifted: What Does this Mean for Cuba?

Pride Month: Kenya Cuevas and Latin America’s “Historic Debt” with Trans Women

Colombia Made History. The U.S. Should Join it.

Colombia’s politics are changing dramatically. U.S. policy must change too

Carolina Jiménez Sandoval: “One of the Main Victims of the ‘Authoritarian Virus’ is Judicial Independence”

The Ninth Summit of the Americas: Five Things You Need to Know

Beyond the U.S.-Mexico Border: Migration Trends in the Americas, Explained

Analysis of the trend to legalize the non-medical use of drugs with an emphasis on cannabis

Guatemalan Judge under Threat after Ordering Trial in 1980s “Death Squad Dossier” Case

Three Consequences of Keeping Title 42 in Place at the U.S.-Mexico Border

The Biden Administration Takes Constructive First Steps on Cuba Relations

Trial for “Death Squad Dossier” Ties Guatemalan Wartime Atrocities to Current Criminal Networks

Border Oversight: Monitoring Conduct and Accountability in U.S. Border Law Enforcement

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Migration in the Americas: ‘A root causes strategy only for Central America falls far short of addressing the type of migration we are seeing’ 