The case of Roberto Samcam, Nicaraguan journalist and activist assassinated in Costa Rica last June. Have we returned to the days of Operation Condor under dictator Augusto Pinochet?

In a newly published article in Revista de Historia y Sociedad (National University of Colombia), Guernica 37 Centre’s associate members Juliana Galindo, Rebeca Huete, María Mónica Herrera, and Deyanira Peña share insights from Northern Cauca, where Afro-descendant communities have brought the voice of their territories before Colombia’s Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP for its acronym in Spanish), calling for the Cauca River to be recognized as a victim of the armed confl

The Los Angeles Times has spotlighted the groundbreaking legal action spearheaded by the G37 Centre in U.S. courts to advance accountability for gross human rights violations in Mexico. The case, brought under the Torture Victim Protection Act, focuses on abuses in Nayarit—a context shaped, as in many parts of Mexico, by the entanglement of public power and criminal interests, where violent turf wars reveal fractured governance and deep territorial contestation. It speaks to

The New York Times echoes Guernica 37’s commitment to pursue justice for the killing of Roberto Samcam. Representing the family of the most recent victim of the Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo regime in Nicaragua provides an opportunity to seek accountability for the ongoing abuses. Almudena Bernabéu and Guernica 37 are honoured to take on this responsibility.

Photography of a borderland zone—often perceived as dormant or liminal, yet traversed by complex and active dynamics of power, mobility,...

EN This report by El País  tells the stories of Nicaraguan women who have been victims of persecution, exile, and repression at the hands...

Gema Gutiérrez, associate and coordinator of the project on documentation and analysis of human rights violations and abuse of power in ...