Honduras: Desde la cárcel: Mensaje de solidaridad de Chabelo Morales a Berta Cáceres de COPINH, Magdalena Morales de CNTC y Victor Fernandez de MADJ // Chavelo Morales sends a message of support to Berta, Magdalena and Victor // Global day of action, new report denounce persecution & human rights violations by U.S.-funded Honduran army and courts against indigenous leaders of COPINH

http://youtu.be/QUnIkiUJvpo
 Preso politico hondureño Jose Isabel "Chabelo" Morales le da un mensaje de solidaridad a
Berta Cáceres de COPINH, Magdalena Morales de CNTC y Victor Fernandez de MADJ. Cada uno de ellos se enfrentan a la persecución por parte del gobierno de Honduras por su apoyo a las comunidades que luchan por sus derechos básicos. Para más información y para dar su apoyo a visitar los siguientes enlaces:
http://freechavelo.wordpress.com/
http://copinh.org/
http://copinhonduras.blogspot.com/
http://madj.org/
http://hrohblog.wordpress.com/
http://hondurasresists.blogspot.com/
 https://www.wepay.com/donations/support-the-defense-of-human-rights-in-honduras

Greg McCainInternational Human Rights Observer

Observador Internacional de Derechos Humanos,
Honduras

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Global day of action, new report denounce persecution & human rights violations by U.S.-funded Honduran army and courts against indigenous leaders of COPINH Posted: 06 Oct 2013 07:44 PM PDT 10/10: International day of solidarity w/ indigenous leaders facing attack! 10/10: ¡Día de solidaridad internacional con líderes indígenas¡ Chicago event:  Picket Thurs 10/10 - 12:30pm at Honduran Consulate 4439 W. Fullerton Ave. Also please see other ways to take action NEW REPORT by Rights Action / Nuevo informe: Dowload in English / Descarga en español Read to find find out why three indigenous leaders are facing charges and two facing imminent arrest for non-violent defense of land rights and natural resources in Río Blanco. Background from Annie Bird at Rights Action:  Lenca communities in the Rio Blanco region of Intibuca, organized in COPINH, the Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras, have submitted five formal complaints to the Public Prosecutors office since 2010 for acts of abuse of authority and the stealing of land by Honduran government officials and the dam builders, the DESA and SINOHYDRO corporations.  While no investigations have advanced, communities opposing the dam have come under increasing violence, including a murder on June 15 by the military. Most recently, internationally recognized COPINH leaders defending the communities land rights have been charged with “inciting” a road block by communities.  While the only evidence presented simply showed that the human rights defenders believed the communities had more valid land rights than the company, the charges were quickly prosecuted and Berta Caceres has been ordered to await trial in jail.  It is suspected that Aureliano Molina will receive a similar order on Monday, October 7. These trumped up charges were initiated within days of newspaper reports that US Ambassador to Honduras, Lisa Kubiske, urged Honduran authorities to prosecute those who promote land “invasions.”   Evidence shows that if Honduran law and ratified international conventions were enforced, the dam builders would be the ones prosecuted.