SOA Watch
On November 10, 2019, two-time WHINSEC graduate and Commander of the Bolivian Armed Forces, General Williams Kaliman ‘suggested’ that Bolivian President Evo Morales resign. General Kaliman’s statement came after post-election protests bolstered by a false Read More …
As SOA/WHINSEC Graduates Continue Their Legacy of Destabilizing Latin America, Human Rights Activists Return to Fort Benning Where State Agents are Trained Columbus, Georgia – This year, hundreds will gather at the gates of SOA/WHINSEC, Read More …
In an article published last week with ABC-affiliated WTVM, WHINSEC’s new Commandant, Colonel John Suggs, said “change occured” when the SOA became WHINSEC in 2001. He went on to say that “the guys who graduate here are Read More …
In Honor of the Victims ~ ¡No Más! No More! PDF LITANY Today we gather on the ancient lands of the Cherokee and Muscogee Creek peoples. We uplift all of their descendants and the communities Read More …
Colombia Guillermo Botero, the Colombian Minister of Defense, had to resign due to his responsibility in the bombing of the Army, on August 31, 2019, in San Vicente del Caguán, Caquetá, where seven children died. Read More …
Partial List of Panelists, Moderators, and Speakers for the 2019 Commemorative Gathering Adelina Nicholls – Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR) Ana María Vasquez – Border Patrol Victims Network Anton Flores-Maisonet – Atlanta Friends Read More …
SOA Watch Nonviolence Guidelines PDF: SOA Watch Nonviolence Guidelines – English and Spanish As SOA Watch we gather in the diverse traditions of nonviolence, with respect for the right to self-determination of oppressed peoples and Read More …