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Indigenous Peoples living in voluntary isolation (IPLVI) are communities that intentionally avoid external contact. Residing deep within remote forests and inaccessible areas, they maintain their traditional lifestyles, safeguarding pristine territories …
Landmark Ruling for Indigenous Rights: IACHR Upholds Voluntary Isolation in Ecuador Read More
The P5+1 nations are a coalition focused on addressing Iran’s nuclear ambitions. This group comprises five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council—China, France, Russia, the U.K., and the U.S.—along …
P5+1 Countries: Overview, Challenges, and Historical Context Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) sat to listen to poignant testimonies from political prisoners and human rights organizations against the ongoing banishment and denationalization policies of Nicaragua’s Ortega …
IACHR Hears Testimonies Against Nicaragua’s Banishment Policies Read More
Commissioner Gloria M. de Mees Discusses Racial JusticeThe Donia Human Rights Center hosted its annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Lecture featuring Gloria M. de Mees of the Organization of American …
Commissioner Gloria M. de Mees Highlights Racial Justice at MLK Day Lecture Read More
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) has deemed Nicolas Maduro’s reelection as the president of Venezuela illegitimate, suggesting that he would lead a de facto regime if sworn in …
IACHR Declares Maduro’s Reelection as Venezuela’s President Illegitimate Read More
On July 28, 2024, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) released a comprehensive report detailing severe human rights violations in Venezuela after the presidential election. Entitled “Venezuela: Serious Human …
IACHR Report Exposes Severe Human Rights Violations in Venezuela Post-Election Read More
Madhya Pradesh is evolving into a remarkable tourist oasis, characterized by its commitment to sustainable practices and rich cultural heritage. Under the visionary leadership of Bidisha Mukherjee, the state is …
Madhya Pradesh: A Vibrant Haven for Cultural, Spiritual, and Ecotourism Adventures Read More
The ruling by the IACtHR marks a pivotal moment in advocating for reproductive rights in El Salvador. This case highlights the urgent need for reform in maternal health protocols and …
IACtHR Ruling Marks Historic Step for Reproductive Justice in El Salvador Read More
In a landmark ruling, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights has determined that El Salvador infringed upon the human rights of a woman denied an abortion despite her life-threatening circumstances. …
Historic IACHR Ruling Transforms Abortion Rights in El Salvador 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