Communiqués de presse

• RD107/25—REDESCA presents its VIII Annual Report with a structural overview of the challenges facing ESCER in the Americas
  Washington, DC 20 mai 2025
• R105/25—Special Rapporteurship publishes thematic report on the exile of journalists in the Americas
  Washington, DC 19 mai 2025
• 104/25—Human rights experts call on States to partner with LGBT communities, not police them
  Washington, DC / Ginebra 16 mai 2025
• 103/25—IACHR submits case on extrajudicial executions in Brazil to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
  Washington, DC 16 mai 2025
• 102/25—IACHR urges States to guarantee the rights of returned, deported, or expelled people
  Washington, DC 15 mai 2025
• 101/25—Brazil: Criminal accountability for sexual violence against girls must be guaranteed
  Washington, DC 13 mai 2025
• 100/25—IACHR releases report on the rights of people with disabilities
  Washington, DC 13 mai 2025
• 99/25—IACHR grants precautionary measures for Jonathan Guillermo Torres Duque, missing in Venezuela
  Washington, DC 12 mai 2025
• 98/25—Peru: IACHR expresses serious concern over articles of the law modifying the international cooperation agency
  Washington, DC 12 mai 2025
• 97/25—IACHR grants precautionary measures in favor of Luis Roberto Somaza Castellano in Venezuela
  Washington, DC 9 mai 2025
• R96/25—Le Rapporteur spécial pour la liberté d'expression publie un rapport spécial sur la situation de la liberté de la presse en Haïti
  Washington, DC 9 mai 2025
• 95/25—IACHR urges Trinidad and Tobago to respect LGBTI persons’ rights and guarantee non-discrimination
  Washington, DC 9 mai 2025
• R94/25—The Special Rapporteur publishes its 2024 Annual Report
  Washington, DC 9 mai 2025
• 93/25—IACHR urges Colombia to reinforce measures to eradicate violence against LGBTI individuals
  Washington, DC 9 mai 2025

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