More progress is needed in a cross-border investigation into former officials accused of extrajudicial executions in Guatemala.

Court ignores flaws in the Israeli military’s internal investigation into the death of the US activist killed by a bulldozer in the Gaza Strip in 2003.

The survivors and relatives of the 1982 El Calabozo massacre demand justice from El Salvador's authorities.

The decision by Mexico’s National Supreme Court to refer a case involving human rights violations by military personnel to a civilian not a military court, must become a binding precedent.

Governments across the Americas are putting profit before the physical and cultural survival of thousands of Indigenous peoples.

The Texas authorities should commute the death sentence of a prisoner assessed as having a mental disability but facing execution in under a week.

Accounts from two incidents involving a Mapuche Indigenous community point to a possible disproportionate use of force by the police that left several injured, including children.

As reports of civilians being targeted in Syria continue to make headlines, China, Russia and the USA acted to delay what could have been a landmark agreement to end the irresponsible trade in arms.

The USA is the pivotal player in closing major loopholes and setting strong rules for international transfers of arms in the final days of ATT negotiations.