SOA Watch
Earlier this month, a Honduran court removed the lawyers representing both the family of Indigenous leader Berta Caceres and the only eyewitness of Berta’s assassination, Gustavo Castro, from the legal case against the first 8 Read More …
We invite you to a Legal Observer Training by the Tucson National Lawyers Guild. During the Encuentro, legal observers document police activity and overall, their aim is to enable people to express their political views Read More …
This September 26 we commemorate four years since the 43 students of the Normal Rural School Raúl Isidro Burgos of Ayotzinapa, Guerrero, Mexico, were disappeared by Mexican security forces. The students were abducted by municipal Read More …
Today marks the 9th anniversary of the June 28, 2009 US-backed and SOA graduate-led coup in Honduras. We continue to stand in outrage and solidarity with everyone that has suffered, has been tortured, murdered, and incarcerated Read More …
There are political prisoners in Honduras. There is a dictatorship in Honduras. The United States supports the dictatorship and contributes to the violence, repression, and destabilization of Honduras. Faced with devastating levels of violence and Read More …
by Dévora González From April 8-15, 2018, SOA Watch joined a delegation to Honduras, organized by the Alliance for Global Justice and La Voz de los Abajo, in order to better understand the situation of Read More …
Friday March 23 marked the 36th anniversary of the 1982 coup in Guatemala that brought SOA graduate General Efraín Ríos Montt to power. Like his predecessor, SOA graduate General Manuel Benedicto Lucas García, Ríos Montt Read More …
As Long As Rights Are Trampled, There Will Be Forced Migration – Foreign Policy in Focus by Roy Bourgeois and Margaret Knapke We often debate the pros and cons of welcoming immigrants here. We seldom Read More …