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In March, a group of eight physician assistant (PA) students, along with three dedicated faculty members and healthcare professionals, ventured on an enlightening journey to Guatemala. The Guatemala International elective …
Empowering PA Students Through Transformative Experiences in Guatemala Read More
In 2024, significant strides have been made in the realm of human rights advocacy, underscoring the vital role defenders play in sustaining justice and fairness across the globe. From landmark …
2024: Landmark Legal Developments for Human Rights Defenders Worldwide Read MoreIn summary, the attorney general’s actions in Guatemala are characterized by politically charged prosecutions against the Arévalo administration, raising concerns about the integrity of judicial processes. Despite multiple legal challenges …
Guatemala’s Attorney General: A Shadow Over Democracy and Justice Read More
Today’s session not only commemorates Human Rights Day but also serves as a powerful reminder of the persistent struggle against political imprisonment across the Americas. As voices rise in unison, …
Echoes of Freedom: Commemorating Human Rights Day 2024 Read More
Original Source: rfkhumanrights.org In a vivid tapestry of voices united against oppression, 25 civil society organizations from seven Latin American countries—Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, and Nicaragua—came together …
New Report Unveils Shadows of Censorship Threatening Freedom of Expression in Latin America Read More
Original Source: ticotimes.net In May, Guatemala will breathe literary life into the aftermath of oppression during the Central America Cuenta festival, featuring the esteemed Joan Manuel Serrat. Claudia Neira, the …
Guatemala’s Literary Festival: A Beacon of Hope for Democracy and Human Rights Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled on the case of enforced disappearances involving four Guatemalan human rights defenders from the late 1980s. The ruling addresses decades of impunity and …
Historic Ruling in Guatemalan Disappearance Case Offers Hope for Justice Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights found Guatemala responsible for the 1989 forced disappearances of four indigenous rights defenders, ruling that the state violated multiple human rights. It mandated significant …
Inter-American Court Holds Guatemala Accountable for 1989 Disappearances Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has held the Guatemalan government liable for the disappearances of four Indigenous human rights activists in 1989, emphasizing the failures in justice and accountability. …
Regional Court Holds Guatemala Accountable for 1989 Activist Disappearances Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has ruled that Guatemala is responsible for the forced disappearances of four Indigenous human rights activists in 1989. The court mandated the government to …
Inter-American Court Holds Guatemala Accountable for 1989 Activist Disappearances Read More