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 new law prohibits discrimination against those wearing Afros, curls, locs, twists and braids, providing work, education and housing protections
Gershkovich, who was falsely accused of spying on Russia last year, was sentenced to 16 years in a high-security penal colony
The opposition leader issued a global alert due to the repressive escalation of the regime after the kidnapping of the head of her custody
Ricardo Albacete's lawyer described the detention as “arbitrary”, stating that up to this moment “he is missing because there is no information.”
The activist, who chairs the Ibero-American Commission on Human Rights for the Development of the Americas (CIDHPDA) in Bolivia, was arrested in the early hours of July 7
The 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP Report) was released Monday by the U.S. Department of State
The U.S. announced the $8 million reward on Tuesday for information leading to arresting those involved in migrant smuggling
Nicolás Maduro's regime continues trying to sabotage the opposition ahead of the July 28 presidential elections
The State Dept. told Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar it stands by the story of a so-called “Mipyme” small enterprise, and did not even bother to talk to two young refugees who say they were fired for criticizing the Castro military dictatorship
Anne Jakrajutatip, owner of Miss Universe, confirmed that Sheynnis Palacios' relatives left Nicaragua
