Honduras
![]() | Broken Anvil: Miskitu Communities Fight Militarization | |
| Communities organize amid escalating violence in Honduras | ||
![]() | Broken Anvil: Human rights groups push for Washington investigation | |
| Annie Bird of Rights Action discusses May 11th killings | ||
![]() | Broken Anvil: Victims Fight for Justice After DEA Operation Leaves Four Dead in Honduras | |
| Soldiers opened fire from U.S. government helicopters, killing four people, including two pregnant women | ||
![]() | Collateral Damage of a Drug War | |
| Alexander Main on the May 11 Killings in Ahuas and the Impact of the U.S. War on Drugs in La Moskitia, Honduras | ||
![]() | Honduran Resistance Lives On Three Years After Coup | |
| A video essay shot by Jihan Hafiz (music by Simon Rios) | ||
![]() | Honduran Scholars Call on US to Cease Support for Military and Police | |
| Adrienne Pine: 40 Honduran scholars, supported by 300 academics from 29 countries, sent a letter to
President Obama demanding the end of U.S. support for Honduran military and police training—and that
the war on drugs is not a rationale for supporting a regime that is violently suppressing its own people. | ||
![]() | Honduran President Lobo Given Leadership in International Relations Award at CHLI Gala | |
| Right wing CHLI started by same Cuban American politicians who
backed the 2009 Honduran coup and subsequent fraudulent elections that brought Lobo to power | ||
![]() | The Deadliest Place in the World for a Journalist | |
| Mini-documentary on the Honduran journalists that have watched 15 colleagues assassinated in 19 months under the Lobo regime, a government Barack Obama praises for its "strong commitment to democracy" | ||
![]() | Honduran Police Burn Community to the Ground | |
| Homes, churches, schools, and crops all destroyed as the post-coup government continues to side with wealthy plantation owners over the country's organized farmers | ||
![]() | SlutWalk Lands in Tegucigalpa | |
| Honduran capital's "Marcha de las Putas" becomes latest site for international movement against blaming victims for sexual violence | ||
![]() | Honduras Rejoins OAS, Ecuador Votes no | |
| Following the return of former president Manuel Zelaya, OAS votes to reinstate Honduras | ||
![]() | Massive Turnout for Zelaya Launches New Chapter of Honduran Struggle | |
| 'Largest gathering in Honduran history' receives deposed leader's return, but where to now for Honduran resistance movement? | ||
![]() | Two Years After Coup, Overthrown President Returning to Honduras | |
| Ex-President Zelaya's return to Honduras not a return to democracy | ||
![]() | Special Report: Honduran Teachers Get Shock Treatment | |
| Post-coup regime in Honduras carrying out unprecedented assault on the most organized sector of the resistance, the teachers | ||
![]() | Students Battle Police at Honduran University | |
| Students and teachers defend against police attack on resistance movement at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras | ||
![]() | Report from Land Occupations in Post-Coup Honduras | |
| Poor farmers are taking land from agribusiness that supported the 2009 military coup--and paying with their lives | ||
![]() | Honduran Regime Targets Musicians | |
| Café Guancasco, a favorite of the coup resistance movement, sees concert attacked by police and military | ||
![]() | Honduran campesinos under the gun Pt.2 | |
| Land conflict in Aguán is setting precedents for conflicts to come in post-coup Honduras | ||
![]() | Honduran campesinos under the gun Pt1 | |
| Government mobilizes thousands of soldiers during negotiations with peasant plantation occupation | ||
![]() | U.S. covering up reality in Honduras | |
| State Department campaign denies the systemic repression that continues, nine months after coup | ||