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Caribbean & Central America - April 2024
GUYANA: UN Human Rights Committee has a look at Guyana
The 140th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Committee (HRC) included a review of Guyana’s August 2021 submission of its Third Periodic Report. The review was held from 18-20 March and enabled interested parties to raise various human rights and governance concerns, including restraints on freedom of expression, the electoral system, and governance of the oil and gas sector.
- Introduction
- HONDURAS: A long-awaited verdict
- NICARAGUA: FSLN further cements control
- PANAMA: Order to halt migrant aid raises eyebrows
- GUATEMALA: Addressing indigenous demands
- GUATEMALA: Arévalo charting economic course with US assistance
- REGION: New BCIE chief pledges to end loans to El Salvador and Nicaragua
- JAMAICA: Opposition PNP makes progress
- GUYANA: UN Human Rights Committee has a look at Guyana
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Growth rate set to double this year
- THE BAHAMAS: Reeling from the climate change punches
- REGION: Tourism recovery under way
- Economic Highlights