Government Accountability

Despite clear laws permitting abortion after rape, Brazil’s healthcare system and legal ambiguities systematically deny victims access—forcing many into dangerous, clandestine procedures while political forces push further restrictions.

Sharp reductions in U.S. funding to the U.N. World Food Program have halved food rations at Kakuma refugee camp, exposing vulnerable families to worsening hunger and malnutrition.

As Hurricane Erick dissipates leaving at least one dead in Mexico, experts highlight failures in infrastructure and disaster readiness amid increasingly frequent rapid storm intensification events.

Ten years since the peak of Europe’s migration influx, Greece grapples with the humanitarian fallout as EU policies prioritize enforcement over human dignity, revealing cracks in commitments to freedom and sovereignty.

As Hungary’s elections approach, Viktor Orbán weaponizes anti-Ukraine sentiment to suppress opposition and reshape public opinion, risking national sovereignty and democratic norms.

Newly revealed official figures expose thousands of hidden homicides and disappearances in El Salvador prior to President Bukele’s tenure, raising pressing questions about government transparency and human rights under his regime.

The recent election of Silvia Delgado García, once legal defense counsel for notorious drug lord ‘El Chapo,’ highlights troubling risks in Mexico’s judicial reforms amid fears of cartel influence and politicization.

Francisco Oneto, lawyer for President Javier Milei, joins the defense team of Leopoldo Luque, accused in the death of Diego Maradona, amid a judicial process marked by controversy and annulled trials.

A dangerous heatwave delivering unprecedented temperatures and humidity will impact more than 250 million Americans along the Northeast and Atlantic Coast, exposing critical failures in national readiness and response.

Tropical Storm Erick, downgraded from hurricane status over Guerrero, Mexico, continues to unleash dangerous rains and flooding risks; early government warnings contrast with past failures.