Nicaragua Archives - Page 222 of 447

Ninety Crucial Days for Nicaragua’s Future

The next 90 days will determine whether Nicaragua will have free, transparent and competitive elections on November 7th.

Being a woman in Nicaragua is living under siege, gender violence, and impunity. Four women tell how they face these struggles.

Moving beyond the authoritarian state to a democracy is an urgent matter for Nicaraguan women. One that respects basic human rights & freedoms

“Here in Norway, I’ve given them photos & videos of the harassment against me and my family. But they haven’t considered it sufficient proof.”

Delegates of the OAS General Secretariat held a virtual meeting with members of the Pro-Electoral Reforms Group in Nicaragua.

The same special police agents are used as witnesses at multiple trials for crimes supposedly occurring throughout the country.

They demand an end to harassment & persecution and ask that the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights be allowed to return to the country.

The political prisoner regrets being in jail for demanding justice, freedom, and democracy. However, he said he will not give up doing so.

The prosecution asked for 16 years for supposed drug trafficking. A Judge also delivered a guilty verdict against 23-year-old Brayan Cornejo.

Vulnerability, impunity, fear, and the need to survive are behind the silence of the population in the face of abuses of power.