WASHINGTON, D.C. – An agreement between Venezuelan authorities and the opposition to allow millions of dollars in humanitarian aid to be delivered to Venezuela apolitically through the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is an important […]
WASHINGTON – The government of Panama has taken an important initial step to address the discriminatory impacts of its gender-based quarantine measures on transgender people by communicating its concern to security agencies, Human Rights Watch […]
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Hundreds of children remain detained in the United States and separated from their parents more than five weeks after a court-ordered deadline to reunify them, Human Rights Watch said Wednesday in a […]
WASHINGTON – The Peruvian government should revoke the humanitarian pardon granted to former autocratic president Alberto Fujimori, Human Rights Watch said Thursday as it submitted an amicus brief to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights […]
WASHINGTON – The Mexican Senate should reject legislation that would enshrine the role of the Mexican armed forces in law enforcement activities, the Human Rights Watch (HRW) said yesterday. On November 30, 2017, Mexico’s Chamber […]
MEXICO CITY – Mexico’s Congressional Mental Health and Drug Commission is considering a national mental health bill that proposes to improve mental health services for all in Mexico but would seriously jeopardize the rights of […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Peru’s government should neither pardon former President Alberto Fujimori nor afford him any other opportunity for an early release from prison that is not broadly available to incarcerated criminals in Peru, Human […]
CANCUN – Mexican prosecutors have opened an investigation into the reported targeting of journalists, lawyers and activists with spyware that is sold exclusively to governments, authorities said. In a statement, the federal Attorney General’s Office […]
WASHINGTON – The Human Rights Watch says high-level Venezuelan officials bear responsibility for pervasive, serious abuses being committed under their watch. “These officials have failed to take steps to prevent or punish human rights violations […]
New York – Pregnant women and young children, many stripped of their Dominican citizenship before being pushed across the border into Haiti, are living in deplorable conditions, Human Rights Watch said today. They are among […]
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