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Current migration dynamics call for new regional approaches
Migration dynamics in the Americas have changed dramatically in recent years. Until 2020, at least 90 percent of migrants and…
The State of Guatemala Must Comply With the Resolution of the IACHR Court and Cease the Persecution Against Judge Miguel Ángel Gálvez
Guatemala City, The Hague, San José and Washington DC, November 4, 2022. The international organizations subscribing to this statement raise…
U.S. Government Commits Itself to Advance Inclusive Peace in Colombia
The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) welcomes U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s announcement, on October 3, that the…
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. approach to migration seems to be shifting, with the Biden administration seeking to work with other governments in…
The U.S. Announced a New Military Aid Donation to Guatemala. Here’s Why it is a Mistake
“The United States donates 95 vehicles to the Army of Guatemala,” announced an October 13 release from the U.S. embassy…
Migration in the Americas: ‘There is a double standard at the U.S. border’
Migration trends have changed radically over recent months, with rapidly increasing numbers of protection-seeking Venezuelans arriving in the U.S. in…
U.S. and Mexico’s Disappointing Approach to Protection Seeking Venezuelans Puts Thousands at Risk
On October 12, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that “effective immediately”, Venezuelans who cross the border irregularly will…
Guatemala’s Downward Spiral
With the support of the international community, Guatemala was making progress in strengthening the rule of law. Today, rule of…
Under Assault in Guatemala: Journalists and Indigenous and Human Rights Activists
In Guatemala, human rights defenders, independent judges and prosecutors, journalists, and Indigenous leaders are under assault as part of a…
When the Dominoes Fall: Co-optation of the Justice System in Guatemala
Guatemala’s justice system has been co-opted by a network of corrupt political, economic, and military elites seeking to advance their…
New Reports from U.S. Human Rights Organizations Raise Concern About Guatemala’s Path Towards Authoritarianism, Call for Stronger U.S. Responses
Washington D.C.–Today, U.S. human rights organizations are launching three reports raising concern about Guatemala’s path towards authoritarianism and calling for…