What Donald Trump’s Immigration Policies, from ICE Raids to MS-13 and from DACA to TPS, mean in Honduras By Ryan Morgan, Honduras...

Honduran security forces target and kill protesters while U.S. sits back On January 22nd, Witness for Peace issued its statement on the...

by John Walsh On December 18th, the day after the election authorities of Honduras declared the incumbent president Juan Orlando...

December 18, 2017 An Open Letter to the US Congress and US State Department: As a US-based human rights, grassroots organizing,...

In La Esperanza, Intibucá, Honduras, the hometown of the murdered indigenous, feminist, environmentalist leader Berta Cáceres, a slogan...

[Note from the Honduras IT: This blog post was written on August 14th. At six o’clock this morning, August 15th, a contingent of National...

The Honduras International Team recently had a letter to the editor published in the LA Times in response to a Sonia Nazario op-ed about...

Honduras Partner Profiles: Dina Meza This post represents what we hope will be a new and regular feature from the Honduras IT for the WfP...

Global Witness Report on Honduras Vindicates Berta Cáceres Act: We Urge Refining Recommendations for US A new report from the human...

by John P. Walsh On January 16th Gustavo Castro, sole eyewitness to the assassination of Berta Cáceres last March in Honduras, held a...

In April, Delta Apparel – a US-based company – fired 40 workers with crippling musculoskeletal injuries from their factory in Honduras....

On the approximate anniversary of the disappearance of US-born Jesuit priest James Carney in Honduras, civil society organizations...

“They killed a dreamer, thinking that it would make us stop dreaming. But for Berta, there will be no moment of silence, rather a whole...

Criminalization of COPINH and Misdirection Plague Investigation into Lenca Leader’s Assassination Family members of Berta Cáceres,...

Witness for Peace is devastated by the assassination of Berta Cáceres Flores, the General Coordinator of the National Council of Popular...

“This is struggle is not just for Rio Blanco, not just for the indigenous,” explained a Lenca woman as she approached her town’s sacred...

An interview with Berta Caceres of COPINH By Bryan Rogers y Gloria Jiménez In July of 2013, Lenca leader, Tomás Garcia, who was unarmed,...

by Keith Roberts In a recent delegation to Honduras, we met a young (27-year-old) feminist activist in Honduras—trained as a...

By Julia Duranti In a January op-ed for the New York Times, Vice President Joe Biden called for $1 billion in aid to Central America to...