Delaying Justice for Victims is Protecting the Perpetrators of War Crimes
The Salvadoran state continues to fail the victims of war crimes while protecting those responsible for various crimes c
This is What Dialogue for Democracy Looks Like
Dialogue is an essential part of creating democracy and recognizing human rights. When we speak and listen as equals we
Fighting for Water Means Fighting Corruption
Ramiro Gomez has lived in San Miguel Siguilá, a town in the highlands of Guatemala, his whole life. He is the represent
Rising from Ashes: Meet the Fenix Association
I went from living on the street to a place with dignity for me and my baby. In the street, they saw me as nobody But no
We Help Ourselves But We Cannot Do It Alone
We are afraid that they will find out that we are human rights defenders, that we are those women who lend a voice to th
Reflections on Monsignor Oscar Romero
By Bryan Varela and Fátima Pacas, Cristosal Education Team, El Salvador We share common conditions in northern Central
Cristosal Raises the Alarm about Militarization and Arrest of People Involved in Community Organizations
The Cristosal team, committed to the defense of justice and respect for the human rights of Salvadorans, expresses our c
REPORT Elections in El Salvador: Coercion, Intimidation and Arbitrary Detentions
Reports of arbitrary detentions, arrest of community leaders, use of daily arrest quotas by law enforcement agencies, re
Resilience and Determination to Reclaim a Life of Dignity
In Guatemala, our teams have witnessed the devastating effects of violence on impoverished communities, but also the res
Election Crisis Undermines the Will of the Salvadoran People
The recently held presidential and legislative elections in El Salvador are marked by irregularities and actions that ma