Honduras: Smears Put Activists at Risk

Email Honduran government officials should publicly repudiate recent criticism of two leaders of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). The officials should protect the right to speak out about human rights abuses and to express opinions and concerns about the country’s upcoming elections (New York) – Honduran government officials should publicly repudiate recent criticism of two leaders of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), Human Rights Watch said today. The officials should protect the right to speak out about human rights abuses and to express opinions and concerns about the…

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