25 years after 9/11, the ‘anti-terrorist state’ has captured Latin America
The global war on terror, born from the ashes of the twin towers, perpetuates itself by constantly seeking new targets.

The global war on terror, born from the ashes of the twin towers, perpetuates itself by constantly seeking new targets.
Under the pretext of “narco-terrorism,” the United States is consolidating a hemispheric policy of extrajudicial killings, in which the targets of the attacks were denied due process and were not themselves instigators of aggression.
At a hearing during the 196th session, we denounced the serious setback in labor rights, freedom of association and access to justice. The commissioners questioned the State regarding the lack of deliberation, human rights impact assessments, and justification for the measures.
Civil society organizations presented information on the dismantling of health policies across Argentina. The IACHR asked the government about the effects of austerity measures on older adults, people with disabilities, children, and those living with chronic illnesses.
Six organizations from Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, and the United States will ask the Commission to account for how the use of technology can exacerbate inequalities and increase political and economic concentration through data collection. The hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, August 4, at 12 p.m.
Under the pretext of terrorism, the US government is promoting political persecution on a global scale.
Inclo National Human Rights organizations call on States to protect international rule of law against united states attack. Joint statement.