Journalism in Honduras. What does a society lose when its journalists are silenced?
In Honduras, 105 journalists have been murdered in the last two decades, and in 92% of the cases there has never been justice, according to the Committee for Free Expression. The Foundation for Justice will present a video in which a journalist, the co-founder of a media outlet...
Journalism in El Salvador. “It hurts to leave your country”: the story of Mónica Rodríguez, a Salvadoran journalist in exile.
The Foundation for Justice will present a new video in which journalists Carmen Valeria Escobar and Mónica Rodríguez explain how, in El Salvador, reporting the news can force you to leave your country. In 2025, more than 50 journalists left El Salvador, according to...
Journalism in Guatemala. Spending four Christmases in jail for doing your job.
Spending four Christmases in jail for doing your job. That's what journalist José Rubén Zamora experienced in Guatemala. The Foundation for Justice will present a new video in which he and journalists Carmen Valeria Escobar and Melissa Rabanales will explain what it means...Journalism in Central America. Defending press freedom in a context of disinformation and curtailment of rights.
In Central America, practicing journalism has become a high-risk activity. In countries like El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras, journalists and human rights defenders face media closures, criminalization, and harassment.