Honduras: Select Supreme Court Based on Merit

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image A February 2022 agreement allowed Luis Redondo, an ally of President Xiomara Castro, to lead the Honduran Congress. © 2022 REUTERS/Fredy Rodriguez (Washington, DC) – Honduras should select the members of the new Supreme Court for their qualifications, experience, and integrity, Human Rights Watch said today. The selections should be based on clear criteria, and the process should be transparent and allow for civil society participation. The selection process has just started and is expected to culminate in January 2023. The final decision on the new justices will be…

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