Artículos

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  Fire Kills 300 Prisoners
  Feb 15, 2012   0
  A massive fire has swept through a jail in Honduras, killing at least 300 prisoners, officials say. Many victims were burned or suffocated to death in their cells at the jail in Comayagua, in central Honduras. The officials say at least 300 are confirmed dead, but a further 56 inmates, out of the 853 in the prison, are missing and presumed dead
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  "Copy-cat" mass killing?
  Feb 25, 2012   0
  Rights Action asks for tax-deductible donations for Comayagua fire victims and family members. Funds are being channeled to the CPTRT (Centre for Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture Victims and their Families), a non-government organization in Honduras that supports and works with prisoners and family members of prisoners in Honduras' endemically abusive jail system. To donate, see below.
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  U.S. citizens call your Member of Congress to sign Schakowsky "Letter on Human Rights in Honduras"
  Feb 28, 2012   0
  Congress just reconvened in Washington. NOW is the time to contact your Representative in Congress again to ask them to sign the Schakowsky letter in support of human rights in Hondura
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  U.S. Government (D.E.A.) Kills At Least 4 Poor Campesinos in Airborne Attack on Alleged "Drug Traffickers"
  May 15, 2012   0
  The four people who died and four wounded in the anti-drug raid were not drug traffickers, but rather were honest, humble citizens, stated the Congressman from Gracias a Dios, Wood Grawell Maylo; and the mayor of the town of Ahuas, Lucio Baquedano.
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  Pre-Election Repression Increasing in Honduras, As Regime Fears Victory of LIBRE Party
  Nov 3, 2013   0
  All through November, leading up to and during the November 24 presidential elections, keep on sending this - and other information - to your MPs, Congressional Reps & Senators.  Keep on denouncing the very serious and increasing violations of human rights.  Since the military coup of 2009, the governments of Canada and the USA - and many North American businesses - have maintained strong political, military and economic relations with the regime in power, empowering and 'legitimizing' the repressive, military-backed government.
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  Honduran Military Colonel Makes Threatening Accusations Against Annie Bird, Co-Director Of Rights Action
  Dec 18, 2013   0
  Honduras is in crisis right now, as rampant fraud in their recent elections has allowed the current regime to continue the violence and intimidation against Honduran and U.S. human rights defenders. The Aguan Valley is an area where well over 100 campesino activists have been murdered by the military, police, paramilitary, and private security guards.