Monthly Archives: April, 2020

Now more than ever, we must all defend human rights

The following is a statement by Peace Brigades International, a global organization comprised of 8 field projects (Colombia, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Nepal, Indonesia...

PBI-Colombia accompanied journalist Claudia Julieta Duque listed as an urgent case by One Free Press Coalition

On April 1, the Peace Brigades International-Colombia Project tweeted, “PBI-Colombia has accompanied journalist Claudia Julieta Duque since 2010. Today @OneFreePress includes her in...

PBI-Guatemala expresses concern about threats received by Olopa resistance to mine

On March 30, the Peace Brigades International-Guatemala Project posted, “We express our concern about various threats that the colleagues of the Olopa resistance shared...

PBI-Honduras marks the International Transgender Day of Visibility and encourages watching the PBI-UK film Somos

On April 2, the Peace Brigades International-Honduras Project posted, “This past Tuesday was the International Day of Trans Visibility, a group that is...

PBI-Mexico highlights Indigenous community of Ayutla’s lack of water during the COVID-19 pandemic

Residents put this banner up on a main road when President Andrés Manuel López Obrador visited in January of this year. It says: “Welcome...

PBI-Guatemala expresses concern for imprisoned human rights defenders now at heightened risk due to the coronavirus pandemic

On March 31, the Peace Brigades International-Guatemala Project posted, “Thinking about Bernardo Caal Xol from the Peaceful Resistance of Cahabon, Jorge Coc and Marcelino...

PBI-Kenya celebrates Editar Ochieng’s commitment to the human right to water and sanitation during the COVID-19 pandemic

On April 2, the Peace Brigades International-Kenya Project posted on its Facebook page, “This is Editar, a WHRD Toolkit Organizer.” PBI-Kenya adds, “She is sensitizing...
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