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‘They’ve hidden the past from us’: New bill in Honduras seeks to rectify 1980s human rights violations

Human rights

In Honduras, family members of the victims of state violence in the 1980s have been marching for 40 years to demand justice for the disappearance and death of their loved ones. Now, there’s a chance they may see reparations. An unprecedented bill that would provide compensation for the family members of the victims is working its way through Congress.

Indyra Mendoza is shown wearing a dark shirt and standing in front of a projector showing a news clipping.

This activist group is taking on the state of Honduras in the first trans femicide court case

LGBTQ
People crowd next to the coffin with a young person in a blue shirt with a tear in their eye, during her funeral, in Tegucigalpa, Honduras in July.

Violence, gangs cast pall over life in Honduras

Conflict & Justice
Duo

This Honduras graffiti artist duo spreads feminist messages

Arts

US stance on coup in Honduras

The World

Hondurans hope election will help economy

Global Politics

Hondurans are to choose a new president. Many of them hope the election will defuse the crisis and get the country back on track. John Otis reports.

The World

Honduras vote

Conflict & Justice

President Manuel Zelaya was ousted in a coup five months ago. On Sunday, Hondurans will go to the polls to elect Zelaya’s successor. From Tegucigalpa, John Otis reports.