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CICIG issues its First Report
The International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala, better known by its Spanish initials CICIG, has now been operating for a year. It was created following an agreement between the United Nations and the Guatemalan government, charged with investigating clandestine organisations… Read More ›
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Latin American Women and Gender Abuse in the UK – Conference
Our visitor from Guatemala, Iduvina Hernandez, will speak at the first ever conference on Latin American Women and Gender Abuse in the UK on 25 November. The event has been organised by the Latin American Women’s Rights Service, starts at… Read More ›
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Human Rights Updates
Here are a few items of human rights news from the last few weeks. Xamán case Twelve years after first bringing a civil case against the perpetrators of the massacre in Xaman a hearing has been held. On September 25… Read More ›
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Extrajudicial Execution in Guatemala raised in Parliament
The member of parliament for Buckingham, John Bercow, has asked a question about the numbers of recent extrajudicial executions in Guatemala. I’m glad to see that Guatemalan issues are raised in parliament, despite the fact that the UK’s diplomatic representation… Read More ›
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Pre-tour event at Movimentos at the Salmon and Compass
In a special pre-tour event on 6 November at 7pm, GSN will be presenting the film ‘Estrellas De La Línea’ / ‘The Railroad All Stars’ along with Movimientos at the Salmon and Compass, as part of a special event to… Read More ›
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GSN Speaker Tour – Calendar
As reported earlier GSN is organising a speaker tour from 8 to 26 November by Iduvina Hernandez. More detail about Iduvina is provided below, and following that the current calendar of events all over the UK, which you might be… Read More ›
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Freedom of Information Law finally receives approval
After more than ten years of discussion a law which will allow Guatemalan citizens to access public information was finally passed on 23 September. It was hailed as a step forward for government transparency and though access to such information… Read More ›
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Guatemalan military trained in UK – but how many?
A recent parliamentary question on training of members of foreign armed forces obscured as much as it revealed. It showed that between 2003 and 2007 some military personnel from Guatemala had received training in the UK. However, despite the column… Read More ›
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Water Tribunal condemns Guatemala ……… again.
The Latin American Water Tribunal (TLA, by its acronym in Spanish) carried out its 5th public hearing under the motto: ‘Hydraulic justice for indigenous lands and territories’. The trial took place in the city of Antigua Guatemala from September 8th… Read More ›
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GSN Speaker Tour in the UK
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Environment ›
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Guatemala’s Future with the United States is Sealed at a Port
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GHRC – Recent Developments in Justice and Human Rights
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Gender ›
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A Seed That Blossoms Over Time: Letter of Gratitude to Supporters of Santa María Tzejá Education Program
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In Guatemala’s Western Highlands, There’s Life After Deportation
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Genocide ›
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Pacoj Buries Its Victims of the War in Guatemala
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GHRC – El Quetzal (Summer 2026)
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Human Rights ›
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Overland couple shot dead in Guatemala after local ICE stop led to deportations
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PBI Guatemala – Applying to become a field volunteer
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Justice ›
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Guatemala’s Defense Chief Thinks He Can Clean Up the Army — and Keep Trump Happy
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Opportunity to reverse criminalisation of lawyers in Guatemala following new Attorney General appointment
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Land ›
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Ancient Maya knowledge helps Guatemalan farmers cut agrochemical use
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Legal logging and soaring saplings: the ‘green islands’ bucking the deforestation trend in central America
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After the Elections, the Debate Guatemala Keeps Putting Off
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New Attorney General Must End Criminalization
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