The Panamanian government and armed forces were found to have violated the rights of members of the LGBTQ+ community during the pandemic.

In a renewed investigation of the Maldonado case, Judge Gustavo Lleral will focus on the irregularities within the repressive operation unleashed by the gendarmerie in August of 2017 in Cushamen.

As protests continue across Colombia, questions arise about the police handling of the protests and calls for reform of the nation’s police.

Fifteen civilians died in a multiple homicide committed on June 19 in the Mexican city of Reynosa. Victims include a bus driver, a nursing student, and construction employees, among others.

Leandro Demori will not submit to a deposition ordered by Brazilian police.

Mexico’s Secretary of Defense, or Sedena, maintains five-year financial agreements with victims of military actions.

On May 21, the Constitutional Court in Colombia decided by a 5-3 vote to revive the Circunscripciones Especiales de Paz (CTEP) as agreed to with FARC.

Four individuals were shot in an outbreak of violence during the vote count for the country’s election in Bejucal de Ocampo, Mexico.

According to a survey done by the Brazilian Forum of Public Security, one in four Brazilian women have suffered acts of violence during the last 12 months.

The Esquel Court of Appeals unanimously confirmed the sentence of Javier Solorza, leader of the Chubut Police Infantry group for repression of the Mapuche people on January 11, 2017.