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In Guatemala, family members who were victims of enforced disappearances celebrate the verdict in a trial in Belgium.

A Belgian court provides hope for justice in Guatemala

In December 2023, a historical trial took place in Leuven, Belgium. Five high-level officials from Guatemala’s military and political apparatus stood trial for murder, enforced disappearance and torture of Belgian missionaries in Guatemala in the eighties. And as a new president just got sworn in in Guatemala, the Belgian judgment may come at a crucial […]

By Marlies Stappers + Sanne Weber

Impunity in Guatemala - Virginia Laparra, an anti-corruption prosecutor is facing justice

Guatemalan judges and prosecutors under fire

A priest and musicians celebrate a mass in memory of 3 victims of enforced disappearances in Guatemala in the 1980s.

Universal jurisdiction: what can Belgian justice bring for Guatemalan victims?

A large group of indigenous women outside the Justice Palace in Guatemala

Guatemala: How indigenous women beat paramilitaries

Juge Miguel Angel Galvez (Guatemala)

Guatemala’s ‘Diario Militar’ case: desperate times call for precautionary measures

Sperisen verdict “gives hope to Guatemalan victims”

Guatemala: Courts Jeopardizing Fight Against Impunity, according to HRW

Guatemala: Courts Jeopardizing Fight Against Impunity, according to HRW

A Noble Dream: The Tenacious Pursuit of Justice in Guatemala

Guatemala: How the Sepur Zarco Women lifted impunity for sexual violence

Spanish justice catches up with Guatemalan ex-minister

The Case of Sepur Zarco Beneath the shawls, justice is served

The week in review : Guatemala sets an example

Guatemala: President Is Urged to Resign