Recent Posts - page 22
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“Yes to life, no to mining:” An update on the Xinka resistance to the Escobal mine
NISGUA has published an update on the Xinka resistance to the Escobal mine. For over a decade, impacted communities have resisted the illegally-imposed Escobal mine. Tahoe Resources, a U.S.-Canadian company, first opened the mine, which is on one of the… Read More ›
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A Guatemalan judge’s flight into exile signals trouble for US
Whitney Eulich writes in The Christian Science Monitor on the situation regarding the exile of Judge Erika Aifán and Washington’s increasing lack of influence in fighting corruption and criminality in Guatemala. One of Guatemala’s most important judges, Erika Aifán, fled… Read More ›
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Judge Aifán, from Exile: “My life was in danger in Guatemala”
José Luis Sanz interviews Judge Erika Aifán after she had gone into exile after a long, and concerted, series of attacks on her integrity and the integrity of the Guatemala judicial system. It is available in El Faro, as is… Read More ›
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Niñas / Somos el fuego
What did they tell you when you arrived at the safe house? Welcome to pure hell. On the 8th March 2017, International Women’s Day, 56 young women and girls were locked in a 7m x 6.8m classroom at the Hogar… Read More ›
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‘Abandons its people’: Guatemala’s malnutrition crisis deepens
“Malnutrition is not just being hungry. Malnutrition is not having access to the basics of your human rights” Jeff Abbott writes in Al Jazeera about the scourge of malnutrition in Guatemala, especially among Indigenous peoples, and the complete indifference of… Read More ›
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Crackdown on Guatemala Prosecutors Intensifies Amid Presidential Corruption Claims
Alex Papadovassilakis writes in InSight Crime on the continuing hollowing out of independent prosecutors who have been tackling the rampant corruption and impunity that is gripping Guatemala. With cries of corruption mounting against Guatemala’s president, the country’s Attorney General, Consuelo… Read More ›
Featured Categories
Environment ›
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Regina José Galindo, Performance Artist: “In Guatemala, we don’t live with the truth”
December 16, 2025
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GHRC – Attacks on human rights defenders continue in Guatemala
October 10, 2025
Gender ›
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Pregnant and trapped: Guatemala’s child sex abuse crisis
October 10, 2025
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This is how survivors and victims’ families experienced the “bittersweet” ruling in the Hogar Seguro case
September 16, 2025
Genocide ›
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Military Diary Case: “Every judicial delay prolongs the never-ending grief”
December 7, 2025
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New York Times: The 36 Maya Achí Women who fought back
September 16, 2025
Human Rights ›
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GHRC – El Quetzal (Winter 2025)
December 23, 2025
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Nine Minutes in the Fire, Eight Years For the First Light
December 18, 2025
Justice ›
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Podcast: Gang Jailbreak in Guatemala Engulfs Arévalo in Security Crisis
November 12, 2025
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Coup Attempt Thwarted in Guatemala
November 12, 2025
Land ›
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The Fight for Human Rights Continues in Guatemala
September 16, 2025
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After 13 years of resistance against mining, La Puya reaffirms its commitment to defending the territory.
July 26, 2025
Solidarity in Action ›
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Rethinking Justice: How Prosecutors Can Disrupt Criminal Networks
November 12, 2025
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GHRC – Recent Developments in Justice and Human Rights
October 10, 2025