Yearly Archives: 2021

The legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. continues in PBI’s accompaniment of threatened social leaders

This Sunday April 4 marks the anniversary of the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1968. Earlier this week, King’s daughter...

Trial for the alleged intellectual co-author of the murder of Berta Cáceres begins on Tuesday April 6

COPINH photo: “5 years fighting hand in hand for justice for Berta.” The Peace Brigades International-Honduras Project has posted: “Five years after his murder, the...

Fairy Creek blockades expected to continue following court injunction in favour of logging company on Vancouver Island

On April 1, British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Frits Verhoeven granted logging company Teal-Jones an injunction that prohibits roadblocks at various entry points to...

Zapotec communities continue to oppose new permit for the Canadian San José mine in Oaxaca

Photo by Santiago Navarro F. There is ongoing community opposition to the Canadian mining company Fortuna Silver and its subsidiary Compañía Minera Cuzcatlán in Oaxaca,...

PBI-Canada submission to Canada-Colombia free trade agreement annual report

Peace Brigades International submission to the: Annual Report Pursuant to the Agreement Concerning Annual Reports on Human Rights and Free Trade between Canada and...

PBI-Colombia accompanied CREDHOS calls for security guarantees for environmental and water defenders in the Magdalena Medio region

Image: CREDHOS president Ivan Madero speaking on Enlace Televisión. On March 30, PBI-Colombia tweeted this quote from a TV interview done by CREDHOS president Ivan...

350.org América Latina signs letter in support of threatened anti-fracking activists in Puerto Wilches, Colombia

On March 26, 350.org América Latina signed an open letter expressing concern about the threats made against anti-fracking activists in Puerto Wilches, which is...

PBI-Mexico highlights report on 29 conflicts in Mexico involving Canadian mine projects

On March 30, the Peace Brigades International-Mexico Project posted on Facebook this excerpt: ′′Mexico tops the list of countries with the largest number of...

PBI-Honduras accompanied National Union of Rural Workers struggles for access to land, an end to militarization

Franklin Almendares, General Secretary, National Union of Rural Workers (CNTC) Land ownership in Honduras in deeply unequal. Just 5% of large-scale farmers control almost two thirds...

Understanding the militarization of Indigenous territory as a human rights violation

What is the relationship between militarization of territory and human rights? Years ago, the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues was told that the...
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