El Salvador received 22 deportation flights from the United States in June 2025 alone, according to the latest report by Witness at the Border. The tally marks a 29 percent jump over May, when 17 flights were recorded, and stands as the highest monthly figure since...
Parents of the youths whom the Fourth Organized Crime Court remanded to provisional detention for allegedly attempting to form a gang in public high schools have branded the decision “unjust,” insisting their children have never committed such offenses....
In the heart of The Hague, Netherlands, a small church reminded us, amid songs and prayers, that the Christian faith is not merely professed through words but lived out through bold acts of hospitality and justice. The story of Bethel Church and the Tamrazyan family...
Civil society organizations sounded the alarm on Friday, July 11, over human rights defenders and journalists who have been compelled to leave El Salvador after enduring harassment by the Policía Nacional Civil (Police, PNC) and learning of operations to capture them....
Juan Alberto Ortiz Hernández is no longer president of the Instituto Administrador de los Beneficios de los Veteranos y Excombatientes (Institute for the Administration of Benefits for Veterans and Former Combatants, or INABVE), and his post has been filled since...
The appropriation earmarked for the Ministry of Health for 2025 ($1,170.4 million) represents a $90.8 million cut from the 2024 allocation. This reduction also includes laying off thousands of healthcare workers. According to the Health Workers’ Union...
