Category Archives: Human Rights

Colombia on the Brink: The Far-Right’s Ascent and the Threat of Darkness

By Solidario GB | London, June 2026 The Latin American continent holds its breath. The far-right has taken another step in its relentless march across the region, and this time the blow has landed in Colombia. Abelardo de la Espriella, the extreme right-wing candidate, appears to have won the presidency by a margin of justContinue reading “Colombia on the Brink: The Far-Right’s Ascent and the Threat of Darkness”

Enclosed to Die: How Hunger and Disease Are Killing Ecuador’s Prisoners

By the SolidarioGB News Desk | 8 June 2026 A new investigation reveals that more than three people died every day in Ecuador’s prisons in 2025 – not from gang violence, but from state-enabled starvation and medical neglect. A devastating investigation published this week by Tierra de Nadie and CONNECTAS has exposed a man-made humanitarianContinue reading “Enclosed to Die: How Hunger and Disease Are Killing Ecuador’s Prisoners”

Protest Note

London 1th May 2026 | Editorial We, the undersigned – SolidarioGB, Compromiso Por la Refundación de Chile, and former Shake It Up candidate Eduardo Salgado – issue this protest in the strongest possible terms against an alleged incident involving Kenyan police forces and a demonstration in Nairobi. The fragility of Anglo-French imperialism is laid bare whenContinue reading “Protest Note”

HISTORIC RULING: ECUADOR’S CONSTITUTIONAL COURT MANDATES LEGISLATIVE APPROVAL FOR UAE TREATY – A TRIUMPH FOR ORGANISED CIVIL SOCIETY

Editorial | Special Announcement | Ecuador 10th March 2026 From this digital platform, born to amplify the struggles for transparency and sovereignty, we celebrate an event that marks a watershed moment in citizen oversight of Ecuador’s international policy. On 9th March 2026, the Plenary of the Constitutional Court of Ecuador, through Ruling 19-25-TI/26, unanimously resolvedContinue reading “HISTORIC RULING: ECUADOR’S CONSTITUTIONAL COURT MANDATES LEGISLATIVE APPROVAL FOR UAE TREATY – A TRIUMPH FOR ORGANISED CIVIL SOCIETY”

The Arquitecture of Surveillance

Editorial How UK Law Builds the Watchful State From Legal Framework to Everyday Intrusion 10 January 2026 The landscape of privacy in the United Kingdom is not defined by a single, overbearing edifice, but by a complex and interconnected architecture of surveillance. This structure is built brick by brick through primary legislation, expanded by counter-terrorismContinue reading “The Arquitecture of Surveillance”

UK Tribunal Rules in Favor of Spy Agencies in Landmark Torture Complicity Case, But Slams “Slow” Response to Abuse Risks

November 2025 A “Stunning Legal Victory” with a “Shadow of Moral Failure” LONDON – In a landmark ruling with profound implications for the shadowy world of international intelligence sharing, a top-secret British court has dismissed claims that UK spy agencies were complicit in the torture and brutal interrogation of two Guantanamo Bay detainees. The InvestigatoryContinue reading “UK Tribunal Rules in Favor of Spy Agencies in Landmark Torture Complicity Case, But Slams “Slow” Response to Abuse Risks”

Palestine campaigner arrested under terrorism law

18 November 2024. From Jersey Evening Post with thanks. A PRO-PALESTINE activist has been arrested in Jersey on terrorism charges late on Friday morning. Natalie Strecker, who describes herself as a human rights campaigner and has been involved with the Jersey Palestine Solidarity Campaign, was arrested on the morning of Friday 15 November. The StatesContinue reading “Palestine campaigner arrested under terrorism law”