By Norma Sancir “When I was growing up with my mother and siblings, we would carry water in tecomates. Back..
Terror against journalists and freedom of expression
Defending Territory Is Not a Crime
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Noise Pollution: A Public Health Problem in Guatemala
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Patriarchal Violence in Guatemala
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By Plan Internacional A recent global survey on internet violence shows that one in five girls and youth (19%) have..
By Jhony Otzoy The national reality about education and Indigenous People in Guatemala is nothing satisfactory. According to UNESCO, cited..
For Sasil Sánchez Chan In these unprecedented times, during which COVID-19 has highlighted the many failings of political organisations calling..
Por: Diego Landeta To speak about the education of Indigenous children, adolescents and youth in these times, is to speak..
The Mojomaya are a group of young adults who make up part of the National Organization of Guatemalan widows–CONAVIGUA. It..
By Rubina Flores Speakers of original languages, those who don’t understand Spanish have the right to assistance from language interpreters..
By Ana Belén Gil Full access to the justice system for indigenous people is a pending situation in need of..
By Alison Chávez On April 12, 1797, the Garifuna community settled in Honduras as the descendants of Africans who had..
By: Karen Recarte The struggles of Indigenous leaders of the Honduran peoples within a multiethnic, multicultural and multilingual country that..
