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‘We find Goldcorp guilty ‘
The Peoples’ International Health Tribunal delivered its verdict on the 15th July 2012 in San Miguel Ixtahuacán – “we find Goldcorp guilty for its activities in Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico, which we find to be seriously damaging to the health… Read More ›
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Language, Identity, Inclusion
In the UK, many local and national government services are promoted in other languages other than the ‘home’ languages of English, Scots Gaelic, and Welsh. It is recognised that in order to reach people you need to reach out in… Read More ›
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Guatemala farmers losing their land to Europe’s demand for biofuels
We have written before about the scandal of the evictions in the
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We want Pencils, not Weapons: San Juan Sacatepéquez rejects new Military Brigade
“During the annual June 30th observance of Guatemalan Armed Forces Day, thousands of people marched in San Juan Sacatepéquez from their rural communities to the central square in rejection to the newly assigned military brigade in the municipality. Locals were… Read More ›
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Attempted assassination of community activist
We featured recently <a href=http://gsntest.jocote.org/uncategorized/third-month-of-resistance-against-a-radius-gold-owned-mine-in-guatemala/”Yoli” Oquelí – pictured above. “On June 13th, at approximately 6:30pm, Yoli was ambushed by two men on a motorcycle while driving to her home in San José del Golfo. She was shot at repeatedly; one… Read More ›
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Exhumation inside Coban’s former Military Garrison
Coban exhumation “On February 27th, 2012, The Guatemalan Forensic Anthropology Foundation (FAFG) began an exhumation process inside the former Military Garrison of Coban, one of the country’s largest cities. After three months of work in search of more victims from… Read More ›
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Third Month of Resistance Against a Radius Gold-owned Mine in Guatemala
Resistance Against EXMINGUA Gold Mine “Barely 28 kilometers northeast from Guatemala City, community members from the municipalities of San José del Golfo and San Pedro Ayampuc, also within the Department of Guatemala, have blocked the entrance to the Tambor gold… Read More ›
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Guatemalan Government to Dismantle its “Archives of Peace”
Kate Doyle, of the National Security Archive, writes that “in a surprise move, the Guatemalan government has announced the effective closing of the “Peace Archives,” one of the most active and important institutions created in the wake of the 1996… Read More ›
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Finding Oscar: Massacre, Memory and Justice in Guatemala
“In 1982 amid Guatemala’s brutal civil war, 20 army commandos invaded the jungle hamlet of Dos Erres disguised as rebels. The squad members, called Kaibiles, cut their way through the town, killing more than 250 people. Only a handful survived…. Read More ›
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Fundraising meal in Birmingham
Featured Categories
Environment ›
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UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights visits Guatemala
October 10, 2026
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GHRC – Recent Developments in Justice and Human Rights
October 9, 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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GHRC – Recent Developments in Justice and Human Rights
August 17, 2026
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Pacoj Buries Its Victims of the War in Guatemala
July 8, 2026
Human Rights ›
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Death of an Anti-Corruption Prosecutor
October 27, 2026
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Assassination of anti-corruption prosecutor in Guatemala
October 24, 2026
Justice ›
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Guatemala Frees Indigenous Leaders After 15 Months in Jail
September 24, 2026
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Overland couple shot dead in Guatemala after local ICE stop led to deportations
August 17, 2026
Land ›
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‘They take the water, the springs dry up’: fear as Guatemalan goldmine plan is revived
September 30, 2026
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Ancient Maya knowledge helps Guatemalan farmers cut agrochemical use
July 27, 2026
Solidarity in Action ›
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GHRC – El Quetzal (Summer 2026)
July 8, 2026
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PBI Guatemala – Applying to become a field volunteer
July 8, 2026