Colombia: Reporting from behind armour-plating
Colombian journalist Claudia Julieta Duque is among the ten most threatened reporters in the world.
Brazil: Victory on the Tapajos –Photo Essay
Villagers on the Tapajos river have won a partial victory in their pursuit of land security.
London’s Latin Americans: Becoming Visible
Latin Americans in London are campaigning for official recognition as an ethnic minority
Guatemala: An inconvenient Attorney General
An interview with Claudia Paz y Paz, the prosecutor responsible for putting Efraín Ríos Montt on trial for genocide.
Nicargua Solidarity Campaign (NSC), Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign Action Group
NSC works to promote mutual solidarity between Nicaragua and the UK.
The Pope in Rio: will popularity be enough?
In her fifth Post, Jan Rocha describes the wave of popularity which greeted the Pope's visit to Rio. Will his new emphasis on social issues be enough to stem the Church's decline, she asks?
Argentina Research Network UK (ARN)
The Argentina Research Network UK (ARN) brings together academics, researchers and postgraduate students from a wide range of disciplines who share a research interest in Argentina.
Banana Link
Banana Link is working towards fair and sustainable banana and pineapple production and trade in close partnership with banana workers unions and small farmers organisations.
EL SALVADOR: BEATRIZ GIVES BIRTH AFTER THERAPEUTIC ABORTION DENIED
After a Supreme Court ruling which denied an abortion, and intervention by the IACHR, Beatriz gave birth by caesarean. Her baby has died.
Guatemala: fighting for women’s rights
Photojournalist Cristina Chiquín talks about women's rights and the trial of former general Rios Montt in the second of Silvia Rothlisberger's interviews with activists in Latin America.