Guatemala’s Murderous Leap Backward Is Enabled by Trump
Supporting the rule of law in Guatemala and Central America deserves a strong bipartisan commitment from the United States, not ...
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Silence and Gendered Violence in the COVID-19 Pandemic
As Guatemala and the US have been under strict “stay at home” orders, the displaced, deported, and detained have seen ...
US-Guatemala Migrant Deal ‘Dead End’ for Rights: Report
The immigration agreement between Guatemala and the US, temporarily suspended due to the coronavirus, represents a "dead end" for human ...
US Migration ‘Protection’ Protocols Lead to Violence Instead
The US' Central American immigration policies are heightening the already high levels of violence faced by migrants.
Judges and Activists at Risk as UN Anti-Corruption Commission Leaves Guatemala
Those defending the courts, prosecutors, and activists fighting for the rule of law and an end to impunity and corruption ...
Will Guatemala’s Incoming President Curb Migration to the US?
Giammattei’s election as Guatemala's president means that the country's best hope for tackling insecurity, poverty and inequality, corruption, and authoritarianism ...
Guatemala Court Blocks Signing of Migration Deal With US
Opponents say the deal would provoke a humanitarian crisis, as the country is not equipped to welcome large numbers of ...
As Coup in Guatemala Unfolds, US Must Act Quickly to Prevent Human Rights Crisis
Despite the risks of a crackdown, tens of thousands of peasants and indigenous people are blocking roads across Guatemala to ...
Maya Women’s Rights Activist Murdered in Guatemala
An ethnic Maya woman who advocated for the rights of indigenous people was gunned down by unknown assailants in western ...
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