Human Rights in International Relations. Old and New Challenges - Part II

Screening of «Milada» at the San Martín Cultural Center

Part one of the Goodbye Lenin 2024 Program

Book presentation in Santiago de Chile: «75 años de la Declaración Universal de Derechos Humanos: Miradas desde Cuba»

International claims regarding the human rights situation in Cuba

Cuba: Renewed protests and human rights violations

Human rights in international relations and civil society advocacy

Silent suffering: shedding light on human rights in North Korea and exploring the way forward.

Nicaragua: a dictatorship without end?

CADAL’s 21st anniversary

Challenges for Javier Milei’s government and democratic institutionality in Argentina

Deciphering 21st century China

Freedom of expression and censorship in Cuba

Book presentation in Bogota

Book presentation at the Universidad Iberoamericana

Day in memory of the victims of totalitarianism

Book presentation at Westchester Regional Library

Book Launch in Washington DC

Book launch at the Buenos Aires legislature

CADAL launches the International Graciela Fernández Meijide Award at its 20th anniversary event

Václav Havel: international solidarity with Cuban democrats

India: The Authoritarian and Hindu Supremacist Takeover of the World’s Largest Democracy

Meeting with Fundación Trípido

Foreign Agents Law in Georgia: A Wake-Up Call in an Unstable Region

Organization from Mexico and activists from Venezuela are winners of the Graciela Fernández Meijide Prize

Nicaragua: a dictatorship without end?

The Big Business of Selling Gas to Europe: A Blank Check for Increasingly More Dictators

CADAL condemns the assassination of Aleksei Navalni

A monitoring of Argentina’s foreign policy on human rights

Meeting with the Delegation of the European Parliament for relations with Mercosur

Repudiation of Viktor Orbán’s visit to Argentina

Will Milei invite autocracies to his presidential inauguration?

Grief at the death of Jesús Ociel Baena Salcedo

The faces of resistance to the Russian government are traveling across Europe

CADAL condemns Hamas terrorist attack

Guatemalan human rights defender visited Buenos Aires

CADAL presented the Graciela Fernández Meijide 2023 Award plaquettes.

The ball was stained: human rights before, during, and after the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

Persecuted, poisoned and condemned: Kara-Murza, the paradigm of the Russian opposition

Legislative elections mark a new disappointment for democracy in Kazakhstan

Against repression, authoritarianism and an invisible war: the story of the Belarusian Nobel Peace Prize winner sentenced to 10 years in prison

Screening of «Milada» at the San Martin Cultural Center

Hauke Hartmann: «Autocracies are under increasing pressure»

Julio Antonio Fernández: «Cuba was never willing to comply with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights»

Oscar Grandío: «It is a farce that in Cuba there is a government accepted by the majority»

We are with Ukraine

Giselle Morfi: «The Cuban State has been in charge of erasing the historical memory since 1959»

Michael Bustamante: «The Cuban exodus since the end of 2021 is unprecedented»

David Mrnka: «Czech people owe a lot to Milada»

Carolina Barrero: «The EU does not recognize the dimension of the Cuban dictatorship»

C. M. Rodríguez Arechavaleta: «The last general, concurrent, presidential election in Cuba was in 1948»

José Jasán Nieves: «Reality and humor are combined with creativity, resilience and a hard stomach»

Reinaldo Escobar: «The worst thing for me, at this moment, is the lack of people’s rights»

20 years promoting international democratic solidarity

Hilda Landrove: «In Cuba, opponents are presented as criminals»

Andrea Sambuccetti: «It reflects the desperation that exists at this moment within Cuba»

Carlos Liscano: «When I was in Cuba I realized that this was not what I wanted for my country»

The situation in North Korea and the position of Latin America

David Hoffman: «The really unique thing about Oswaldo is that he got 35,000 people to rise up against the dictatorship»

Julio Llópiz-Casal: «Cuban power is interested in having a tool to threaten, incriminate and imprison, as is happening right now with Maykel Osorbo and Luis Manuel»

Brian Schapira: «When dissident artists, journalists or human rights defenders have visibility, the Cuban regime tells them: jail or exile».