Sports Teams Fly on Same Private Jets Hired to Deport Immigrants
The planes reconfigure from “ultra-luxurious” aircraft for athletes to mass deportation machines for migrants.
Category: Human Rights
Police Restraint System Adopted Nationwide Despite Lawsuits, Allegations
No testing requirements, safety guidelines or certifications for the full body restraints exist in the U.S.
Getting Past ‘Smart Walls’ to Build a Smart Immigration Policy
Biden talked the talk on border policy during the campaign, but has been a different guy since becoming president.
Abortion Colombia Featured Gender Human Rights Multimedia Photography Reproductive Rights Violence Against Women Writing
She was recruited by a US anti-abortion group, now her protests block access to reproductive health care in Colombia
This feature article and photographs were published by Univision News and in Spanish by Univision Noticias. Pamela Delgado was swayedContinue Reading
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How Medellín’s Most Crime-Ridden Area Became a Top Tourist Destination
Comuna 13 was once one of the most dangerous places in the world. Now it’s a tourist hot spot for exploring Medellín’s “transformation.”
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Contraceptive shortages mean Venezuela’s people face a sexual health emergency
Health indicators that had improved over decades are coming undone as the country’s economic situation deteriorates, leaving people without access to reproductive, sexual, and HIV healthcare.
Mexico Journalists Face Violence From Both Officials and Crime Groups: Report
Mexico continues to be one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists.
Brazil Video Shows Prison Torture
Shocking footage of Brazil prison guards torturing inmates has sparked an investigation.
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Street Artists Challenge Sexism with Spray Paint in Colombia’s Cities
Female street artists in Colombia are using the once male-dominated art form to challenge preconceptions about gender and race, and combat violence against women.
US groups pour millions into anti-abortion campaign in Latin America and Caribbean
Guardian investigation reveals US anti-choice groups using sophisticated methods to combat potential easing of draconian abortion laws in the region
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