Trump’s mass deportation campaign has wreaked havoc and terror on communities across the U.S. since his second term began. According to Just Security’s Litigation Tracker, the Trump administration has faced over 600 challenges to its polices largely adopted by executive order with over 100 of those challenges focused on rights violations committed during the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement efforts.
In a January 27, 2026 post on social media, the Peace Brigades International-Honduras Team shared:
The PBI-Honduras Alert can be read in full here.
PBI-accompanied organizations spoke out quickly and clearly against the military aggression and attack carried out by the United States against Venezuela. Read responses from the region and around the world below.
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COPINH social media image: “No to war in Venezuela! No to war over the resources of the Venezuelan people!”
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On November 25, 1960, the Mirabal sisters were assassinated for their fight against injustice under Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo. Since 1999, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women has been commemorated on this day.
Photo: The Mirabal Sisters from left, Minerva, Maria Teresa and Patria. Source: Casa Museo Hermanas Mirabal.
The Peace Brigades International-Honduras Team has posted on social media:
On November 14, the Peace Brigades International-Honduras Team posted on social media:
“This week, we accompanied Copinh Honduras during the closing arguments in the trial against two former members of the Honduran National Police who, according to the prosecution, altered and tampered with key evidence in the murder of Lenca indigenous defender Berta Cáceres. PBI will be closely monitoring the verdict, which is due to be handed down on December 9, 2025.”
This year, as in past years, PBI is providing support to accompanied defenders in Honduras, Nicaragua, and Kenya as they work to highlight the human rights concerns in their countries through the UPR process and at the 60th Session of the Human Rights Council and the 80th Session of the UN General Assembly.
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a mechanism of the UN Human Rights Council that calls for each UN Member State to undergo a peer review of its human rights records every 4.5 years.
