Panama: New Trans Discrimination Cases Under Covid-19 Measures
Government Needs to Clarify Gender-Based Quarantine System
Panama
September 27, 2022
Migrants Crossing a Dangerous Area Need Panama’s Help
A 37-year-old Haitian woman lay on a wooden table in the Panamanian side of the Darien Gap, a jungle on the Colombia-Panama border. Her 3-year-old son shivered next to her. Several Cuban doctors, who were also crossing the border, helped her deliver her baby with improvised medical supplies, as prosecutors and border patrol agents watched from a distance. There were no French interpreters, so one of my Human Rights Watch colleagues helped.
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