Honduran army kills Indigenous leader of COPINH who resisted dam in Rio Blanco
By Real World Radio, July 16, 2013. Source: Intercontinental Cry On Monday July 15th, while the Lenca community of Rio Blanco, in Honduras, marked 106 days of resistance to the building of Agua Zarca...
View ArticleThe oxygen trade: Leaving Hondurans gasping for air
By Rosie Wong, July 25, 2013. Source: Intercontinental Cry The carbon trade doesn’t just fail to address climate change. In countries like Honduras, it funnels cash to notorious human rights abusers...
View ArticleHonduras: Police kidnap Rio Blanco community member, threaten with torture
September 5, 2013. Source: Rio Blanco Community Honduras At 3 am this morning, firing shots, the police broke into a home in Rio Blanco and kidnapped Desiderio Mendez, threatening to torture him. He...
View ArticleDefending Indigenous lands and waters in Honduras: The case of Rio Blanco
Note: See below for an update from September 15th on the court case of the COPINH leaders. -The GJEP Team By Beverly Bell and Tory Field, 6 September, 2013. Source: Other Worlds On September 12, Berta...
View ArticleHonduras: Berta Cáceres is still alive
Note: Jeff Conant is a good friend and former Communications Director for Global Justice Ecology Project. -The GJEP Team By Jeff Conant, 10 October, 2013. Source: Foreign Policy in Focus Honduran...
View ArticleHonduras: Who should really be on trial for the Rio Blanco dam?
By Brigitte Gynther, March 19, 2014. Source: Upside Down World María Santos was walking home on March 5th, 2014, when seven people suddenly jumped out of hiding, surrounded her, and then attacked her...
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