“We are not demanding new or special rights. We just want our human rights that have already been recognised to be respected”

From 2008 until the beginning of 2018, at least 295 LGBTIQ+ people were killed in Honduras. The organizations of sexual diversity in the country and the United Nations agree to point out the high vulnerability of this group, especially trans women

“We see ourselves as cultivators of hope”

On 17 December last year, the UN General Assembly adopted the Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas, which represents the culmination of a historic process lasting almost two decades

Women defenders of land, territory and the environment

PBI Honduras has written a report for next year’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) which outlines the different kinds of violence and specific risks for women defenders of land, territory and the environment

Celebrating the power of non-violence

In PBI the philosophy of non-violence provides the foundation for our work. We are convinced that enduring peace and lasting conflict resolution can only be achieved through peaceful means. In this respect we reject violence of any kind and from any source

Where we work

Use our interactive map to view the locations of our country groups, field projects and international office.

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