Human rights in Cuba
Human Rights in Cuba examines protester arrests, the plight of political prisoners, asylum seekers, and ongoing efforts for reform amid challenging conditions.
Martha Beatriz Roque Arrives in Miami in Fragile Health to Reunite with Family
Published on 2/18/2025
Martha Beatriz Roque Hospitalized in Critical Condition at Hermanos Ameijeiras
Published on 2/8/2025
Ferrer Engages with U.S. Embassy Chief in Cuba: Envisions "Friendly Governments and Strong Relations"
Published on 1/22/2025
Cuban Dissident Félix Navarro: "The Liberation of Cuba is Closer Than Ever"
Published on 1/19/2025
Cuban Government to Release 553 Prisoners Following U.S. Negotiations and Vatican Mediation
Published on 1/14/2025
U.S. Embassy Head in Havana Discusses Cuban Issues with Southern Command
Published on 1/11/2025
Caught on Camera: Cuban Activist Fernando Vázquez Arrested by Agents in Havana
Published on 1/11/2025
OAS Chief Condemns Death of Cuban Political Prisoner Manuel de Jesús Guillén Esplugas Following July 11 Protests
Published on 12/5/2024
New U.S. Diplomat Mike Hammer Takes Helm at Havana Embassy
Published on 11/15/2024
Prisoner Dies After Beating in Cienfuegos Jail, Family Reports
Published on 11/14/2024
Organization Offers Power to Neighbors Amidst Blackout in Havana Neighborhood
Published on 11/9/2024
Cuban Deputy Minister Seeking Asylum in the U.S. Plans to Settle in Florida
Published on 10/3/2024
Alberto Reyes: "True Victory of a Corrupt Power Isn't Jailing Dissidents"
Published on 7/6/2024
Cuba Próxima: "Our Nation Endures Its Darkest Hours"
Published on 6/24/2024
Young Protester Barred from Leaving Cuba by State Security
Published on 6/8/2024