• 28 May 2020
    Freedom of expression, a human right in quarantine
    Article by PBI-Honduras“Journalists strengthen democracy and work to inform citizens. They should have access to all necessary biosecurity equipment to work during this emergency, but this is not the case”, explains journalist and human rights defender Dina Meza.
  • 26 May 2020
    Webinar 4: The legal community and environmental rights
  • 26 May 2020
    PBI-Entrepueblos film ‘La Sangre de la Tierra’ to be screened in Toronto and Quebec City
    Article
  • 20 May 2020
    Honduran smallholders’ lands and harvests at risk due to COVID-19
    Article by PBI-UKThe difficulties faced by rural communities prior to the COVID-19 health crisis were already alarming. However, with the arrival of this global pandemic, smallholder farmers have seen their problems multiply. Under a state of emergency, where basic rights like access to health and food are limited, the helplessness of many families is concerning. This comes in addition to the intensified militarization of the countryside under Decree PCM-052-2019, published in October 2019.
  • 20 May 2020
    Trans rights violations in Honduras under lockdown
    Article by PBI-UKThe situation for Honduras’s LGBTQI+ community was already critical before the current health emergency, but the arrival of COVID-19 to this Central American country has led to a double violation of their rights. This is how the Arcoiris LGBT Association describes their situation, explaining that the coronavirus pandemic has had a greater impact on the most vulnerable sectors of the population.
  • 20 May 2020
    PBI-Entrepueblos film ‘La Sangre de la Tierra’ to be screened in Toronto and Quebec City
    Article by PBI-CanadaLa Sangre de la Tierra (The Blood of the Earth), a documentary film made by Peace Brigades International and Asociación Entrepueblos, is scheduled to be screened at the Planet in Focus film festival (October 15-20) in Toronto and at the International Symposium on Indigenous Languages (February 11, 2021) in Quebec City.
  • 13 May 2020
    Under lockdown in Honduras, trans women face a double violation of their rights
    Article by PBI-HondurasThe situation for Honduras’s LGBTQI+ community was already critical before the current health emergency, but the arrival of COVID-19 to this Central American country has led to a double violation of their rights. This is how the Arcoiris LGBT Association describes their situation, explaining that the coronavirus pandemic has had a greater impact on the most vulnerable sectors of the population.
  • 7 May 2020
    Defending the Land has a Woman’s Name
     PBI Honduras has recently prepared a report ‘Defending the Land has a Woman’s Name’ in advance of Honduras’ Human Rights Council’s third Universal Periodic Review in May 2020.  The report finds that recommendations made as part of Honduras’ Human Rights Council’s second Universal Periodic Review in 2015 are not being implemented with due attention for the situation of Women Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ESC) defenders.
  • 6 May 2020
    Eva Scarfe, a Peace Brigades International volunteer for more than 30 years!
    Article by PBI-CanadaEva Scarfe has made an invaluable contribution to Peace Brigades International (PBI) and is a key part of our history.
  • 28 April 2020
    Smallholders’ lands and harvests at risk due to COVID
    Article by PBI-HondurasThe difficulties faced by rural communities prior to the COVID-19 health crisis were already alarming. However, with the arrival of this global pandemic, smallholder farmers have seen their problems multiply. Under a state of emergency, where basic rights like access to health and food are limited, the helplessness of many families is concerning. This comes in addition to the intensified militarization of the countryside under Decree PCM-052-2019, published in October 2019.

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