Such are the operations of the global mining industry in Honduras, supported by the military-backed, corrupt Honduran regime, and the US and Canadian governments. (From 2002-2017, Rights Action regularly published photos (such as these here) from communities and local environments devasted by Goldcorp Inc.’s cyanide-leaching, open-pit mining operations in Honduras and Guatemala.)

Así son las operaciones de la industria minera mundial en Honduras, apoyada por el régimen hondureño corrupto y militarizado, y por los gobiernos de Estados Unidos y Canadá. (Entre 2002 y 2017, Rights Action publicó con regularidad fotos (como las que se muestran aqui) de comunidades devastados por las operaciones mineras de lixiviación con cianuro y a cielo abierto de Goldcorp Inc. en Honduras y Guatemala.)

US & Cdn-backed Honduran regime must prosecute DESA executives, including Atala Zablah family, who knew of and paid for killing of Berta Caceres

• Below: COPINH's request for action

• Please use sample tweets below for twitter and other social media

Reparations are long overdue for Tulsa massacre

One hundred years ago, Tulsa Oklahoma's thriving African-American neighborhood of Greenwood, known as "Black Wall Street" for its concentration of successful, Black-owned businesses, was burned to the ground by a white mob. The violence grew from a confrontation at the Tulsa courthouse, where whites had been massing to abduct and lynch a jailed African-American man who had been wrongfully accused of assaulting a white woman.

“… indicators of human trafficking and forced labor
and other severe forms of labor exploitation.”
Organizational sign-on deadline: June 3, 2021

Karen Spring’s trial updates

• https://twitter.com/springkj

• https://www.aquiabajo.com/blog

Below: “The assassins of Berta Caceres are exposed”, by Edy Tábora

Below: BBC news report and photos by James Rodriguez

Statement by human rights organizations advocating for the integration of the SUNLA in the process of investigation and search for the Garifuna victims of forced disappearance from the village of Triunfo de la Cruz

Ever more government officials and high-ranking officers of the Honduran regime – fully supported US and Canadian “democratic allie” – wanted on drug-trafficking and drug-related violent crimes charges.

"Our solutions need to be rooted in foreign policy, because our interventionist history over decades of destabilizing regions drive people to migrate—but people don't wanna have that conversation."
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.)