02/12/2019
In response to the reading of the sentences from the first trial against the material authors of the assassination of our comrade Berta Cáceres, the daughters and son of Berta Cáceres along with COPINH declare the following: Impunity does not end with the sentencing of the material authors. There is sufficient evidence to prosecute and sanction members of the Atala…
12/03/2019
Honduran environmentalist and activist Berta Cáceres was killed in 2016. Her daughter Bertha Zúniga is picking up her mantle through her work for the indigenous Lenca community.
04/03/2019
it’s time to hold multinationals to account
03/03/2019
Three years after the assassination of Berta Cáceres, the people of the world continue to demand justice and join her struggle against neoliberalism, colonialism, patriarchy and capitalism
08/02/2019
In Honduras, prosecutors have presented evidence charging a former energy company executive with masterminding the murder of environmental activist Berta Cáceres, who was shot dead in her home in March of 2016.
07/02/2019
A 3 años de su siembra. -Su lucha y pensamiento legado a la humanidad- ESCUCHEN NUESTRA CUÑA n.1 "El camino de Berta" El evento en nuestro facebook pueden seguirlo AQUI Han pasado 3 años desde el clamor mundial en exigencia de justicia ante el vil crimen contra nuestra hermana Berta Cáceres. A 3 años de su siembra que ha multiplicado…
21/01/2019
The Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH) has expressed its solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en people. On the morning of January 12, COPINH posted a message of "solidarity with the worthy struggle of Indigenous peoples in Canada! NO to the plunder of the Indigenous territories of the Wet’suwet’en People!"
13/12/2018
In March 2016, Berta Isabel Cáceres, an indigenous environmental activist from Honduras, was murdered. Last month, seven men charged with the execution-style murder were found guilty in court. They were hired by executives of the Agua Zarca dam company, Desa.
12/12/2018
The daughter of Berta Caceres, Laura Zuñiga says it’s sometimes difficult to “commit to carry on" her mother’s legacy, but that it’s also an "opportunity" for her to use her voice to speak out against the murders of other activists. "Being the daughter of Berta Caceres is a commitment. … It is a commitment that’s sometimes difficult … because of…
