From Indonesia to Peru: The Experiences of Our Fellows from the Global South
Seven researchers from six countries came to our organization to strengthen their work on transitional justice, gender, peasant rights, extractivism, technology, among others. This exchange strengthens the impact of their organizations and promotes the defense of human rights in their countries of origin.
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Open call for Global North fellowships 2025
This opportunity, for the second semester of 2025, allows for the exchange of tools and research-action strategies developed at Dejusticia, as well as the contributions of interns and fellows with their own experiences and those of their organizations.
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Open call for Global North fellowships 2025
By Dejusticia |
This opportunity, for the second semester of 2025, allows for the exchange of tools and research-action strategies developed at Dejusticia, as well as the contributions of interns and fellows with their own experiences and those of their organizations.
Justice for victims of the armed conflict in Peru, again at risk
By Betsy Zavaleta Amaya, Isabel de Brigard |
Law 32107 blocks investigations and sanctions for war crimes prior to 2002 in Peru. This affects more than 69,000 victims of the armed conflict, mainly indigenous and peasant communities, perpetuating impunity, exclusion and making social reconciliation difficult in a polarized country.
The Darien route: a journey of survival that calls for more humane migration policies
By Maryluz Barragán, Nathalia Samhil Gonzalez |
Migration through the Darién reflects a humanitarian and human rights crisis. Restrictive policies, external influences and socioeconomic contexts deepen these migratory flows. It's urgent that Latin American countries develop regional policies based on human rights to protect migrants and communities.
Closing of Civil Society spaces
#SOSPeru: The repeated script of repression in Latin America
By Juan Sebastián Hernández Moreno |
The stigmatization of social protest by Peru's interim government has put civil society and the media in demanding guarantees for a dialogue that allows for political transition without violence.
The immigration policy of the United States and its implications in Latin America
By Ximena Ortiz Ortiz, Lina Arroyave Velásquez |
The United States has implemented different measures to prevent the entry of migrants and refugees into its territory, including extending its immigration policy to Latin American countries.
New Report: Misuse of Technologies in Emergency Responses
By Dejusticia |
Three years after the begin of the Covid-19 pandemic, the ECNL, INCLO, and Privacy International published a report on how states use surveillance technologies to weaken Human Rights within their territories with the excuse of the fight against the virus.
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