Honduras Accompaniment Project works to accompany the nonviolent social movement in Honduras in the face of the repression begun by the coup.
CEPR/Dan Beeton: CEPR’s lengthy report, “Collateral Damage of a Drug War,” continues to receive attention from the media and policy makers.
CEPR/Dan Beeton: CEPR’s lengthy report, “Collateral Damage of a Drug War,” continues to receive attention from the media and policy makers.
COFADEH Committee of the Relatives of the Detained Disappeared in Honduras PERSONAL SAFETY OF DETAINEES AT RISK: CAMPESINOS ARRESTED AFTER PROTEST VIOLENTLY CRUSHED ARE BEING HELD INCOMMUNICADO BY TIGRE BONILLA´S SUBORDINATES The physical safety of Aguan campesinos, arrested when their protest was violently crushed, is under at risk. They are being held incommunicado in Metropolitan In July and August, PROAH (Honduras Accompaniment Project/Proyecto de Acompañamiento Internacional en Honduras) welcomed two new accompaniers to our team based in Tegucigalpa. Brigitte Gynther is sponsored by SOAW* and Andreas Hugentobler-Alvarez by Peace Watch Switzerland to work with PROAH. For Immediate Release: August 15, 2012 TEGUCIGALPA, Aug 14 (Reuters) By Gustavo Palencia – The Honduran government must investigate the cases of 22 journalists murdered in the last two years in a country that has the world’s highest murder rate, a United Nations envoy said on Tuesday. Frank La Rue, a U.N. special freedom of expression rapporteur, also demanded that President
COFADEH URGENT ACTION: Detainees at risk. Incomunicado/in custody of subordinates of el Tigre Bonilla
COFADEH URGENT ACTION: Campesinos repressed and arbitrarily detained
COMMITTEE OF THE FAMILIES OF THE DETAINED AND
DISSAPPEARED OF HONDURAS (COFADEH)
PROAH Welcomes New Accompaniers
New Investigative Report into DEA Related Killings in Honduras
Contact: Dan Beeton, 202-239-1460
U.N. envoy tells Honduras to better protect its journalists
