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Ten months after the ruling, we urge Mexico to guarantee healthcare and reparations for the victims of the Case of Ascencio Rosario v. Mexico

Mexico/Washington, D.C., October 22, 2026. – Ten months after the Inter-American Court of Human Rights notified the Mexican State and the victims of its judgment in the case of...

Protect Without Silencing: Race and Equality’s Action Before the IACHR opens new avenues for protection of Nicaraguans in exile in Costa Rica

The IACHR granted precautionary measures to protect ten Nicaraguan refugees in Costa Rica from risks related to transnational repression. The decision presents a key challenge for the States who...

Afro-descendantCuba
“I’m in that kind of limbo that prison was”: Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, Cuban artist in exile

After serving an unjust five-year prison sentence in the province of Artemisa, the Cuban artist has spent the past two months walking the streets of Miami while denouncing human...

Afro-descendantColombia
UN Mechanism Reveals Racial Profiling and Police Racism in Colombia Amid Growing Reports of Deaths of Two Afro-descendant Men

On September 24, the UN International Expert Mechanism to Advance Racial Justice and Equality in Law Enforcement (EMLER) presented a report on racial violence in Colombia. The report was...

Afro-descendant
Brooklyn Rivera: the Father, the Leader, and the Search of a United Caribbean Coast

Washington, D.C., September 29, 2025. – To the world, Brooklyn Rivera was a Miskitu Indigenous leader, an advocate for the rights of the peoples of the Caribbean Coast, and...

Afro-descendantCuba
In Cuba, Racism Persists Behind the Discourse of Equality

CERD’s concluding observations highlight inequalities in access to rights and greater exposure to discrimination and repression.

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