The Inter-American Court said that the regime “injured the rights of the communities concerned over their territory” by not taking them into account when planning to build an interoceanic canal “without a prior, free and informed consultation process.”
The Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba (FHRC), based in Miami, has created an online database that is compiling complaints about individuals who, allegedly, have acted as repressive agents for the Castro military dictatorship
According to the new regulations, a woman's voice “is considered an intimate attribute that should not be heard in public, prohibiting them from singing, reciting or reading aloud”
The magnate advocated for new laws that protect minors and women in the face of growing sex trafficking
The American NGO released a report with a list of more than 50 nations around the world where political dissent is punished
Iran’s justice and prison system results in open aggression against women and dozens of executions
The Maduro regime has begun waging a quiet war against journalists and human rights defenders, launching a sweep of arrests and expulsions while cancelling the passports of Venezuelan democracy activists and reporters, according to reports collected on location by ADN America.
In the middle of a live broadcast, opposition leader María Oropeza took video of Chavista forces bursting into her home without a search warrant
The demonstrations, which began in the early hours of July 29 after the CNE declared Maduro was the winner, have faced strong repression from armed regime forces
If completed, the multi-country prisoner exchange deal would be the largest since the Cold War
Kurmasheva was secretly tried and sentenced on July 19 in a Russian court to six and a half years in prison on unfounded charges that stem from an arrest and her imprisonment more than nine months ago in October
