“Every Day I Live in Fear”
Violence and Discrimination Against LGBT People in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, and Obstacles to Asylum in the United States
Honduras
Honduras faces great challenges related to systemic corruption, political interference in the justice system, and human rights violations in a context of fragile democratic institutions. President Xiomara Castro took office in January 2022 promising to fight corruption and defend human rights after years of rampant abuses, but her administration has been slow to deliver. Impunity for human rights abuses remains the norm. The country’s murder rate remains among the highest in the world. Women, human rights defenders, Indigenous, Afro-Honduran, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals are among those most vulnerable to violence.
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"You Don’t Have Rights Here"
US Border Screening and Returns of Central Americans to Risk of Serious Harm
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News
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Honduras Ends Ban on Emergency Contraception
Government Should Ensure Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Care, End Abortion Ban
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Letter to the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico, and Paraguay
Priorities for the UN Human Rights Council 52nd session
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Honduras Should Commit to Protecting Women’s and Girls’ Rights
UN Women’s Rights Body Will Review Honduras’ Record on Sexual and Reproductive Rights, Non-Discrimination
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Honduras: Select Supreme Court Based on Merit
Additional Reforms to Strengthen Judicial Independence Also Needed
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Honduras: Rights Agenda for the Castro Administration
Justice Reform, Other Measures Urgently Needed
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Honduras Recognizes Its Responsibility in Trans Killing
Groundbreaking Commitments in Implementing Regional Court’s Ruling
