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Report on Honduras – 2010
- Preliminary Observations of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on its Visit to Honduras, May to 2010
- III. Human Rights Situation
  - Section E. Sectors of the population that have historically been marginalized and are the most vulnerable, See paragraphs7, 91 and 92.
- V. Recommendations, See Recommendation 11.
Report on Venezuela – 2009
- Democracy and Human Rights in Venezuela
- IV. Freedom of Thought and Expression
  - D. Disciplinary, administrative and criminal proceedings against communications media and journalists, See paragraph 469, under the subtitle “Prohibition of broadcasting publicity contrary to a proposed law of interest to the government: The case of Cedice and Asoesfuerzo”
- VI. The Right to Life, to Humane Treatment, and to Personal Liberty and Security
  - A. Violence and citizen security, See paragraph 762, under the subtitle “Situation of violence and public insecurity”.
  - C. Violence against women, See paragraphs 919, 920, 933, 934, 936 y 942.
- VII. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
  - B. Economic, social and cultural rights indicators in Venezuela, See paragraphs 1005 and 1007, under subtitle “The right to education”. Paragraphs 1020, 1021, 1022 and 1036, under subtitle “The right to education”
Report on Honduras – 2009
- Honduras: Human Rights and the Coup D’état
- IV. Evaluation of the Human Rights Situation
  - C. The specific impact on certain groups, See paragraph 199.
- V. Human Rights Violations
  - D. The right to personal liberty, See paragraphs 343, 344, 349, 362, 374, 375, 378 and 380.
  - H. The right to an education and the right to strike, See paragraphs 533 to 535, 545 and 550
Follow-Up Report Bolivia – 2009
- Follow-Up Report - Access to Justice and Social Inclusion: The Road towards Strengthening Democracy in Bolivia
- V. Prison Conditions and Rights of Persons Deprived of Liberty, See paragraphs 111, 112, 127 to 130
- VIII. Children’s Rights
Report on Haiti – 2007
- Observations of the Inter-American Commission On Human Rights upon Conclusion of Its April 2007 Visit to Haiti, See paragraphs 41 and 45, under subtitle “Situation of Women”. Paragraphs 55 to 58, under subtitle “Situation of Children”. Paragraph 64, under subtitle “Conclusions and Recommendations”.
Report on Bolivia – 2007
- Access to Justice and Social Inclusion: The Road towards Strengthening Democracy in Bolivia
- III. Conditions in Prisons and Penitentiaries and the Rights of Persons Deprived Of Liberty
  - A. Introduction, See paragraph 180.
  - C. Separation of categories of persons deprived of liberty, See paragraphs 195 and 196.
  - F. Family cohabitation, See paragraphs 210, 211 and 213.
  - G. Recommendations, See paragraph 215, Recommendations 5, 8 and 10.
- VI. Rights of Children
- VIII. Conclusions and Recommendations, See paragraph 416, Recommendations 20, 45 to 54.
Report on Haiti – 2005 (Only available in PDF format)
- Haiti: Failed Justice or the Rule of Law? Challenges Ahead For Haiti and the International Community
- III. Analysis of the Administration of Justice in Haiti
  - A. Context for Analysis
    - 2. Security Situation, See paragraph 52.
  - D. Main Topics Concerning the Administration of Justice
    - 3. System of Prisons and other Detention Facilities
      - a. Legal Framework, See paragraphs 198 and 202.
      - b. Analysis of Prisons and other Detention Facilities
        
        iii. Children in Conflict with the Law, See Paragraphs 215 to 218.
- IV. Conclusions and Recommendations
  - C. The System of Prisons and other Detention Facilities, See paragraph 234(3).
Follow-Up Report Guatemala – 2004
- First Follow-Up Report On The Compliance Of The State Of Guatemala With The Recommendations Made By The IACHR In Its Report Entitled “Justice And Social Inclusion: The Challenges Of Democracy In Guatemala”
- VI. The situation of children
Report on Guatemala – 2003 (Only available in Spanish)
- Justice and Social Inclusion: The Challenges of the Democracy in Guatemala
Follow-Up Report Guatemala – 2002
- Follow-Up Report on the State of Guatemala’s Compliance with the Recommendations Made by the IACHR in Its Fifth Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Guatemala
- XII. The rights of the child
Report on Guatemala – 2001
- Fifth Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Guatemala
- III. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, See paragraph 23, under subtitle “Education”. Table Nº 9 (Northern Subregion of Latin America and the Caribbean: Infant Mortality) Table Nº 10 (Infant and Child Mortality deaths)
  - F. Persons with Disabilities, See paragraph 39.
- XII. The Rights of the Child
Report on Paraguay - 2001
- Third Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Paraguay
- III. Impunity
  - F. Prison Conditions, See paragraph 40 and 41.
  - G. Recommendations, See recommendation 3.
- VII. The Rights of Children
Report on Peru – 2000
- Second Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Peru
- VIII. The Rights of the Child
Report on Dominican Republic – 1999
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in the Dominican Republic
- II. Political and Juridical Organization of the Dominican Republic
  - D. Recent legislative advances in the Dominican Republic
    - a. Code of the Minor
- VIII. Prison Conditions and the Situation of Prisoners
  - E. Failure to separate prisoners by categories, See paragraphs 274 to 280.
- XI. Situation of Minors in the Dominican Republic
Report on Colombia – 1999
- Third Report on the Human Rights Situation in Colombia
- III. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, See paragraphs 10 and 14, under subtitle “The Effectiveness of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights”
- XIII. The Rights of the Child
Report on Mexico – 1998
- Report On the Situation of Human Rights in Mexico
- III. Right to Personal Freedom, See paragraphs 278 to 281, under subtitle “Personality Studies and the Presumption of Dangerousness: Persons under 18 years of age”.
- VII. The Situation of Indigenous Peoples and Their Rights, See paragraphs 511, 514 and 530.
Report on Brazil – 1997
- Report On the Situation of Human Rights in Brazil
- II. Social and Economic Rights in Brazil, See paragraphs 7, 9 and 17.
- V. Violence against Minors
- XI. Final Conclusions and General Recommendations, See recommendations 10, 14(c) y (e).
Report on Ecuador – 1997
- Chapter II: Introduction
  - B. The Socioeconomic Context and Attendant Rights
- Chapter VI: The Human Rights Situation of Individuals Incarcerated Within the Penal System of Ecuador
- Chapter VIII: The Human Rights Situation of the Inhabitants of the Interior of Ecuador Affected by Development Activities
- Chapter IX: Human Rights Issues of Special Relevance to the Indigenous Inhabitants of the Country
- Chapter XI: The Human Rights of Ecuadorean Women
Report on Haiti – 1995
- Report On the Situation of Human Rights in Haiti
- IV. The Situation of Human Rights in Haiti
  - 3. Consequences of the Repression
    - C. Violations of the rights of children
- V. The Return of the Democratic Regime to Haiti
  - 4. The situation in the prisons
    - A. National Penitentiary Center, See paragraph 286.
Report on Guatemala – 1993
- Fourth Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Guatemala
- X. The Human Rights of Guatemalan Children
Report on Peru – 1993
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Peru
- III. The Situation since April 5, 1992
  - C. Participation of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
    - c. The right to personal liberty, See paragraph 70.
Report on Guatemala – 1981
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in the Republic of Guatemala
- X. Economic and Social Rights
  - B. The Socio-economic Structure, See paragraph 6.
  - C. Health, Nutrition and Education, See paragraph 4 to 6 and 8.
Report on Nicaragua – 1981
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in the Republic of Nicaragua
- I. The Current Political and Legal System, See paragraph 3(n), under subtitle “The Statute on the Rights and Guarantees of Nicaraguans”.
- V. Right to Humane Treatment, See paragraphs 1 to 4, under subtitle “Special situation of juvenile and the elderly”
- IX. Economic and Social Rights, See paragraph 6, under subtitle “The pre-Revolutionary Social and Economic Structure”.
Report on Argentina – 1980
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Argentina
  - III. The Problem of “The Disappeared”
    - C. Some cases of the disappeared, See paragraphs 7 to 12.
Report on Haiti – 1979
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Haiti
- VIII. Right to Education and Right to the Preservation of Health and to Well-Being, See paragraphs 5 and 6.
Report on El Salvador – 1978
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in El Salvador
- XI. Economic and Social Rights, See paragraph 4 and 6.
Report on Nicaragua – 1978
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Nicaragua
Report on Uruguay – 1978
- Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Uruguay
- IV. Right to Physical Liberty, See paragraphs 7 and 8.
- IX. Conclusions and Recommendations, See Recommendation 4.