Tag 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”

The Intergenerational Trauma of the Chilean Diaspora: A Lifelong Analysis of Exile and Identity

Eduardo Salgado Reyes, HND Applied Biology Abstract: This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the long-term psychosocial, academic, and professional impacts on Chilean children who were victims of the military regime’s policy of ‘exoneración’ (political purge) in 1975 and subsequent exile in the United Kingdom. Moving beyond a historical account, it argues that the eventContinue reading “The Intergenerational Trauma of the Chilean Diaspora: A Lifelong Analysis of Exile and Identity”

AI in Modern Warfare: Ethical Concerns over Israel’s Use of Systems like “Where’s Daddy?”

I2 November 2024. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into military operations marks a turning point in how nations conduct warfare. From automation in logistics to decision support in combat, AI promises efficiency. Yet, its adoption for surveillance and targeting, especially in regions of protracted conflict, raises serious ethical and humanitarian concerns. One prominent example,Continue reading “AI in Modern Warfare: Ethical Concerns over Israel’s Use of Systems like “Where’s Daddy?””

Honduras – coup in the making

26 de abril 2023, via The International Another coup in the making in Honduras? The president of Honduras, Xiomara Castro, created a stir when she recently called out a coup in the making against her government. On April 22, the president decried that her government is the victim of “a conspiracy in the making,” whichContinue reading “Honduras – coup in the making”

UN chief calls to probe human rights violations in Peru

1 de marzo 2023, desde Prensa Latina On January of this year, on a statement released by his spokesman Stephan Dujarric, Guterres urged Peruvian authorities to ensure respect and to conduct a “diligent, independent, impartial and transparent investigation into allegations of excessive use of force and human rights violations.” Demonstrations must be carried out peacefully,Continue reading “UN chief calls to probe human rights violations in Peru”