It is believed that a third of gang members in Haiti are currently minors

In the last 18 months, Humans Right Watch reported that almost 700,000 people crossed the Darien Gap; about 65% of them are from Venezuela

The NGO urges governments to improve protection schemes, grant legal status and reverse "onerous visa requirements" for millions of Haitians and Venezuelans

UN Special Rapporteur on Torture Juan Méndez said that solitary confinement lasting more than 15 days was a "form of torture."

The app which allows asylum seekers to schedule appointments with border officials may be exposing migrants to dangers

Legal aid organization Foro Penal reported that there have been around 15,700 politically motivated arbitrary arrests in Venezuela during the past decade

As human rights organizations continue their opposition of President López Obrador's reforms, the Mexican House passed a bill defunding the country's electoral oversight committee Wednesday.

A report from the Human Rights Watch on Monday alleges that the Qatari government is continuing persecution of LGBT individuals in the country despite claims of tolerance.

More than a month since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, residents trapped in the wrecked country fear the Sunni Pashtun insurgents could “brainwash” locals under 18 years of age to turn them into suicide bombers and ambushers. 

A gay man in Florianópolis has been viciously gang-raped and tortured by unidentified assailants in a "barbaric" act of violence, drawing flak from the LGBTQ+ community in Brazil.

Venezuela has been stuck in an economic depression that would have only served to rake up the coronavirus cases. Thus, the Human Rights Watch Activists have aired their misgiving over the data shared by the nation.

Possibly the most deadly military atrocity committed in the Western Hemisphere in the 21st century, the ‘false positive’ scandal went up to Colombia’s top brass, according to this human rights group.

La Organización de las Naciones Unidas fue implacable al confirmar que México está reprobado en Derechos Humanos

Venezuela's repression of it's citizens has been called "systemic" by José Miguel Vivanco, director of Human Rights Watch in a new report.

Human Rights Watch found that security forces often shouted political epithets at opposition protesters, suggesting that the "severe physical and psychological abuse" undergone by some protesters and detainees was likely punishment for their perceived views.