The Honduran Military Shouldn’t Police
The Honduran military not only ousted a president. It has militarized society by elbowing aside the police.
Honduras Coup Delivering a Bloody Return on Washington’s Military Investment
A combined Honduras police-DEA raid apparently left innocents dead.
Honduras: When Engagement Becomes Complicity
Honduran security forces are murdering, raping, beating, and detaining Hondurans — with U.S. aid.
Honduras: While Corruption and Repression Mushroom, Justice Rots on the Vine
Honduras has become a human rights disaster.
An Inconvenient Truth in Honduras
At the same time that the United States is praising democracy in the Middle East, it is helping to suppress it in Honduras.
WikiLeaks IX: Wires Show U.S. Embassy Actually Got It Right on Honduras
WikiLeaks’ latest document dump runs the gauntlet from gossip to outstanding diplomatic intelligence.
LM Awardee: Human Rights Platform of Honduras
2010 Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Award winner, Human Rights Platform of Honduras.
Did U.S. Support for Brutal Honduran Coup Encourage Ecuador Coup?
Washington’s support for the right-wing government that took power in Honduras by coup sends a dangerous message to Latin America.
Responding to the Honduran Coup
Activists, both in and out of Honduras, continue to work for justice.
Honduras and a Divided Latin America
Many Hondurans fear that the coup’s success represents a threat to the future stability of a democratic state.
Showdown in ‘Tegucigolpe’
The United States needs to put more pressure on the illegitimate junta in Tegucigalpa to step down.