Honduras: ‘They can’t clip our wings’

Headline Title: Honduras: ‘They can’t clip our wings’ 07 December 2013 For over 30 years, a group of human rights defenders in Honduras has been a beacon of hope for people whose rights have been violated. Ebed Yanez, 15, left his house in Tegucigalpa late at night on 26 May 2012, without telling his parents. Riding his father’s motorbike without a licence, he went to meet a girl. But going out at night in the Honduran capital is dangerous. Ebed never came home. The next day, his worried parents looked for him everywhere, until they found his dead body at the morgue. He had been…

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