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Statement | Enough Impunity: The People of Guatemala Deserve Justice
NISGUA have provided an English translation to the statement from La Coordinación Genocidio Nunca Más for the National Day for the Dignification of the Victims of the Internal Armed Conflict. On February 25, National Day for the Dignification of the… Read More ›
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GHRC Quick Take: Judge Gálvez On Elections and Detention of Indigenous Leaders
GHRC recently published an update on developments in Guatemala, provided by GHRC Fellow Judge Miguel Ángel Gálvez. Some highlights include: Secondary elections are underway in Guatemala. What are these and why are they important? Secondary elections, also known as second-degree… Read More ›
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Water Defenders Celebrate Ruling Against U.S. Gold Company’s Claim
A major victory against an exploitative corporate lawsuit in Guatemala. Jen Moore wrote, recently, on the website of the Institute for Policy Studies about the victory celebrated by the Resistencia Pacifica La Puya with the ruling by an arbitration panel… Read More ›
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La Puya: Yes to Life, No to Mining
Statement from the Peaceful Resistance La Puya to the Guatemalan and International Community in response to the decision of the International Arbitration Tribunal (CIADI) in KCA v. Guatemala The Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA) has posted… Read More ›
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GHRC – El Quetzal (Winter 2025)
The Winter 2025 edition of El Quetzal, from The Guatemala Human Rights Commission (GHRC), has recently been published. In it, they explore the implications of a co-opted justice system and the necessity of change, sharing the views of the Indigenous… Read More ›
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Nine Minutes in the Fire, Eight Years For the First Light
El Faro English presented an English version of a piece by Edward Grattan relating to the tiral and sentencing of those found responsible for the deaths of the 41 young girls in the fire at the Hogar Seguro Virgen de… Read More ›
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Regina José Galindo, Performance Artist: “In Guatemala, we don’t live with the truth”
She walked barefoot, leaving footprints of human blood outside the Constitutional Court. She underwent surgery to reconstruct her hymen and become a virgin again. She had a doctor injected her in the mouth with anesthesia as she attempted to read… Read More ›
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Military Diary Case: “Every judicial delay prolongs the never-ending grief”
Andrea Godínez has written on Agencia Ocote about the threats to the judicial process in the Military Diary case and the pain being felt by family members of the those forcibly disappeared by the Guatemala state because of these threats…. Read More ›
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Environment ›
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GHRC – Recent Developments in Justice and Human Rights
August 17, 2026
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Ancient Maya knowledge helps Guatemalan farmers cut agrochemical use
July 27, 2026
Gender ›
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A Seed That Blossoms Over Time: Letter of Gratitude to Supporters of Santa María Tzejá Education Program
June 24, 2026
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In Guatemala’s Western Highlands, There’s Life After Deportation
March 27, 2026
Genocide ›
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Pacoj Buries Its Victims of the War in Guatemala
July 8, 2026
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GHRC – El Quetzal (Summer 2026)
July 8, 2026
Human Rights ›
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Overland couple shot dead in Guatemala after local ICE stop led to deportations
August 17, 2026
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PBI Guatemala – Applying to become a field volunteer
July 8, 2026
Justice ›
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Guatemala’s Defense Chief Thinks He Can Clean Up the Army — and Keep Trump Happy
July 8, 2026
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Opportunity to reverse criminalisation of lawyers in Guatemala following new Attorney General appointment
June 24, 2026
Land ›
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Legal logging and soaring saplings: the ‘green islands’ bucking the deforestation trend in central America
July 27, 2026
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GHRC – Recent Developments on Justice and Human Rights
April 27, 2026
Solidarity in Action ›
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After the Elections, the Debate Guatemala Keeps Putting Off
June 24, 2026
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New Attorney General Must End Criminalization
June 24, 2026