Haiti: Hunger Spreads, Death Toll Mounts As Diplomats Push Transitional Council to Choose New PM

Haiti: Hunger Spreads, Death Toll Mounts As Diplomats Push Transitional Council to Choose New PM

Haiti faces rising hunger amid political deadlock and gang violence, aid workers caution. In Port-au-Prince, one missionary reported delivering food to people who haven't eaten in a week.
Amnesty International Report: At Least 10 Women, Girls Murdered in Mexico Daily

Amnesty International Report: At Least 10 Women, Girls Murdered in Mexico Daily

By Mary Webber
An Amnesty International report said at least 10 women and young girls are murdered daily in Mexico.
Rights Group Wants to Stop Spyware Use in Mexico, Says Mass Surveillance Violates Right to Privacy

Rights Group Wants to Stop Spyware Use in Mexico, Says Mass Surveillance Violates Right to Privacy

By Mary Webber
A rights group called on the government of Mexico to stop the use of surveillance spyware until transparent regulations are in place concerning human rights.
Amnesty International claimed, it has verified almost 60 cases in the region for the past several weeks showing the Latin American governments that use arbitrary, brutal and castigatory strategies to implement quarantine directives.

Amnesty Claims Latin American Governments Use Repression in COVID-19 Fight

By Olive Marie
Lockdown orders put in place throughout Latin America to restrict the spread of COVID-19 pandemic have suppressed civil freedoms, not to mention, violated human rights.

Apple, Samsung Accused of Using Minerals From Child Miners

By Robert C. Weich III
Amnesty International says children work long hours in mines.

43 Missing Students in Mexico: Human Rights Experts Distrust Mexican Government's Involvement, Calls for International Help

By Michael Oleaga
The unresolved disappearance of the 43 college students in Guerrero, Mexico, and the human rights violations in the country was a talking point during Amnesty International’s annual human rights meeting.

Egyptian Court Upholds Death Sentences for 183, Including Muslim Brotherhood Leader

By Jessica Michele Herring
A high court in Egypt upheld death sentences for 183 people, including a top member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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