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UN Human Rights Council Should Ensure Continued Enhanced Monitoring of Human Rights Situation in Nicaragua
WOLA joins leading international human rights organizations in calling on the UN Human Rights Commission to continue to monitor human…
To Reverse Trump’s Disastrous Legacy in Latin America, Here Are Key Actions the Biden Administration Should Take in its First Year
With its series of executive orders and a proposed immigration reform bill, the Biden administration made clear on its first…
The United States and Cuba: A New Policy of Engagement
Washington, D.C.—The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) and the Center for Democracy in the Americas (CDA) created a roadmap…
The United States and Cuba: A New Policy of Engagement
The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) and the Center for Democracy in the Americas (CDA) released The United States…
Longtime Democratic Leaders Make Clear Free and Fair Elections, Human Rights Remain at Top of U.S. Agenda for Nicaragua
U.S. Policies That Push for Free Elections, End to Repression in Nicaragua Continue Attracting Bipartisan Support Washington, D.C.—Over the last…
Mexico Has a Major Role to Play in Undoing Trump’s Disastrous Migration Policies
The incoming Biden administration offers a chance for a massive reset of the Trump administration’s illegal and unprecedentedly cruel and…
Taking Stock of Trump’s Legacy in Latin America
Imagining a Human Rights-Centered Approach to the Region In July and August 2020, the Washington Office on Latin America examined…
Nicaraguan Authorities’ Repression of Activists, Human Rights Defenders, and Journalists Intensifies
September 18, 2020.–The signatories of this letter denounce the repression of activists and those perceived as opponents of the Nicaraguan…
Washington Post Op-Ed: The Trump Administration’s Intransigence is Holding Back Venezuela’s Opposition
It has been nearly one year since the collapse of the most robust negotiations process meant to address Venezuela’s crisis…