Situation of Human Rights in Honduras (2016)

• Chapter 2. Citizen Security
  • A. Violencia and citizen insecurity
    • 5. Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Trans Persons  - LGBT
      • a. Violence (paras. 130 – 136)
      • b. Impunity (paras. 137 – 141)

• Chapter  4. National Institutions – Strengths and Weaknesses
  • C. Policies and programs for the protection of certain groups
    • 3. LGBT People (paras. 346 - 352)

• Chapter 8. Conclusions and Recommendations
  • B. Specific recommendatios
    • 3. LGBT people (paras 34 – 39)

Situation of Human Rights in Mexico (2016)

• Chapter 4. Violence and Citizen Security
  • B. Attacks on life and personal integrity
    • 4. Impacto n Particular Groups
      • C. LGBTI Persons
        • i. Murders and attacks (paras. 261 – 265)
        • ii. Arbitrary Detentions, Torture and Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment (paras. 266 – 267)

Situation of Human Rights in Guatemala (2016)

• Chapter 4. Citizen Security
  • A. Violence and insecurity
    • 3. Disproportionate impact of violence on certain groups
      • F. Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (LGBT) (paras. 340 – 345)

• Jamaica, Follow-up to the 2012 Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Jamaica. Chapter V of the 2014 Annual Report of the IACHR. (pdf) (word)
  
  Discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Paragraphs 153-210)

• Colombia, Follow-up to the 2013 Report “Truth, Justice and Reparation: Fourth Report on Human Rights in Colombia.” Chapter V of the 2014 Annual Report of the IACHR. (pdf) (word)
  
  Discrimination against LGBTI persons (Paragraphs 276-318)

• IACHR, “Truth, Justice and Reparation”, Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Colombia, 2013 (Currently only available in Spanish).
  
  Chapter 6. Groups especially affected by the armed conflict. F. Discrimination against Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Persons (pages 401-421)

• Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Jamaica (2012)
  
  Chapter VII. Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (pp. 95 and ff.)

• Preliminary Observations of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on its Visit to Honduras, May 15-18, 2010 (pdf)
  • III. Human Rights Situation
  • E. Sectors of the population that have historically been marginalized and are the most vulnerable
  • V. Recommendations

• Honduras: Human Rights and the Coup d’état (2009)
  • IV. Evaluation of the Human Rights Situation
    C. The Impact on Specific Groups (paras. 198 and ff.)

• Fifth Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Guatemala (2001)
  • Chapter V. The Right to Life
    C. Social Cleansing (paras. 32 and ff., 41)
  • Chapter VIII. The Situation of Persons Detained in the Guatemalan Penal System
          D. Classification and Separation of Inmates and Detainees (para. 45)

• Third Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Paraguay (2001)
  • Chapter VIII. Women’s Rights
    I. Women Prisoners (para. 47)

• Second Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Colombia (1993)
  • Chapter VII. The Right to Life
    Casos de genocidio por “limpieza social”

• Seventh Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Cuba (1983)
  • Chapter VII. Derecho a la Libertad Religiosa y de Culto
    C. Practice (para. 27)

• Report on the Situation of Human Rights in Argentina (1980)

• Chapter V. Right to Personal Security
  C. Inspections in prisons and other detention centers
  f. Prison of Córdoba