Since December 2023, in Milei’s Argentina, measures have been implemented that have undermined the quality of life and the rights of the population. Thus, under the justification that they constituted the only possible response to the crisis, this model imposed the pragmatism of economic relations over the promotion of democratic values and human rights. In this...
From FIBGAR, in collaboration with the Association of Women of Guatemala (AMG), we are pleased to announce the event “Gender Justice and Universal Jurisdiction: Strengthening Access to Justice for Women and Girls”, which will take place on March 17th, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., at the Instituto Cervantes in New York. This event is...
25 February 2026 | Barcelona On 25 February in Barcelona, FIBGAR, within the framework of its initiative RAGAA (Raise Against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan), together with People Help, Casa Asia, the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on Afghan Women, and the Diputació de Barcelona, will hold the roundtable “Afghan Women in Search of Stolen Justice: Anatomy of a...
On Friday 27 February, the first event of the year took place within the framework of the Women's Network for Memory and Democracy (REDMEM), organised together with Comisiones Obreras de Catalunya and in collaboration with the Catalan Association of Former Political Prisoners of Francoism. The conference, held in CCOO Catalunya headquarters located in Via Laietana (Barcelona),...
Unlike other international crimes, such as genocide or war crimes, crimes against humanity still do not have a universal and legally binding instrument exclusively dedicated to their regulation that establishes clear obligations for their prevention and punishment. This normative gap highlights the urgent need to advance toward an international convention that strengthens cooperation among States,...
Social justice constitutes an essential principle aimed at ensuring the effective equality of rights and opportunities, so that all individuals may fully develop their potential and access a dignified life. Its foundation lies in reducing inequalities and removing the barriers that hinder the exercise of rights, recognising the existence of historical and structural inequalities that...
Political crisis and release of political prisoners in Venezuela Since early January 2026, the political situation in Venezuela has been marked by a series of events that reflect both internal tension and the geopolitical impact of foreign intervention. Following the capture of former President Nicolás Maduro by US forces, the interim government led by Delcy Rodríguez...
On 11 November 2019, the State of Gambia, backed by the 57 countries of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and together with 11 other intervening countries, including the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Canada, filed a lawsuit and request for provisional measures against the State of Myanmar before the International Court of Justice (ICJ)...
In recent years, various international and regional organisations have warned of a deterioration in freedom of expression and public participation in Latin America. This cannot be explained by a single reason, but rather by the coexistence of different practices and mechanisms that, in both formal and informal spheres, have an inhibiting effect on those who...
28 January 2026 | Madrid On 28 January, FIBGAR, as part of its RAGAA (Raise Against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan) initiative, together with People Help, Casa Asia, Esperanza de Libertad, Netwomening, the Afghan Youth Leaders Assembly (AYLA) and the Association of Afghan Women in Spain (AMAE), held a panel discussion in Madrid entitled ‘Afghan women's struggle...
