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International law intertwines with human rights, a relationship beautifully illuminated by Viviana Krsticevic, the executive director of the Centre for Justice and International Law (CEJIL). Recognised for her dedication, she …
Viviana Krsticevic: Honouring Women’s Role in Evolving International Law Read More
In a remarkable discovery within the dense jungles of Guatemala, archaeologists have unearthed an ancient altar from the Teotihuacan culture, a significant link to the past. This altar, located in …
Remarkable Discovery of Ancient Teotihuacan Altar in Guatemalan Jungle Read More
On 4 April 2025, the United Nations Human Rights Council wrapped up its 58th Session in Geneva, where ARTICLE 19 engaged in vigorous advocacy for freedom of expression and related …
Significant Advancements at the UN Human Rights Council’s 58th Session Read More
In the verdant depths of Guatemala’s Tikal National Park, an extraordinary discovery has emerged: a Teotihuacan altar nestled among the ruins of the ancient Maya, revealing a fascinating intertwining of …
Discovery of Teotihuacan Altar in Guatemala Reveals Cultural Interactions Read More
In the shadowy corridors of human rights advocacy, the Human Rights Data Analysis Group (HRDAG) quietly stands as a beacon of integrity and accuracy. Founded in 2013 by the pioneers …
How the Human Rights Data Analysis Group Champions Global Human Rights Read More
In a bold move, four individuals facing deportation have initiated a nationwide class action lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in Boston. This legal challenge contests the DHS’s …
Class Action Lawsuit Challenges DHS Deportation Policies Amid Rights Concerns Read More
The landscape of freedom of expression in Central America is clouded by the looming shadows of authoritarian regimes, particularly in El Salvador and Honduras, alongside enduring anti-democratic elements in Guatemala’s …
Urgent Call to Protect Journalists in Central America Amid Rising Authoritarianism Read More
In a declaration concerning prison conditions in El Salvador, Juanita Goebertus, Director of the Americas Division at Human Rights Watch, emphasises the alarming state of human rights under the country’s …
Urgent Human Rights Violations in El Salvador’s Prison System Revealed Read More
In celebration of Women’s Month, WOLA has unveiled a riveting podcast series that elevates the voices of feminist advocates championing human rights throughout Latin America. The second episode in this …
Feminist Voices Empower Human Rights Advocacy in Latin America Read More
The term “labour shortages” often appears in conversations with business owners, revealing a common concern that transcends borders. In the low-unemployment landscape of the United States, a significant third of …
The Myth of Labour Shortages: A Closer Look at Global Workforce Dynamics Read More