
Indigenous Female Journalists Defeat Fear in Guatemala
LPP student Maria Gabriela Martinez writes about the security workshops held by PEN and the University of Toronto’s International Human Rights Program in Guatemala City, December 7-9, 2017.
PEN Canada celebrates literature, defends freedom of expression and aids writers in peril.
LPP student Maria Gabriela Martinez writes about the security workshops held by PEN and the University of Toronto’s International Human Rights Program in Guatemala City, December 7-9, 2017.
Report on PEN Canada’s December 2017 security workshops for indigenous women journalists in Guatemala City.
‘Unacknowledged Victims’ by Wendy Funes is the winning entry from the 2016 Escribir sin Miedo Prize for investigative/public interest journalism in Honduras.
PEN Honduras and PEN Canada announced the winners of the 2017 “Writing without Fear” (Escribir sin Miedo) prize today in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
PEN Honduras and PEN Canada announced the winners of the 2017 “Writing without Fear” (Escribir sin Miedo) prize today in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
On Wednesday June 7, 2017, Cesario Alejandro Félix Padilla Figueroa, a member of PEN Honduras, and two other student were found guilty of the crime of “usurpation.”
PEN International is seriously concerned for the safety of PEN Honduras member and journalist Jairo López who is facing threats following a smear campaign.
PEN Honduras member Cesario Alejandro Félix Padilla Figueroa is facing immediate detention after a warrant was issued on June 7, 2016 for his arrest.
Honduran authorities should drop all charges against PEN Honduras member Cesario Alejandro Félix Padilla Figueroa.
This essay is the winning entry from the 2016 Escribir sin Miedo competition for investigative/public interest journalism in Honduras. The competition was established in 2015 as a joint initiative by PEN Canada and PEN Honduras.