As a human rights crisis rages in Honduras, Witness for Peace answers the call.

In a strongly worded letter to Secretary of State Clinton, 94 members of Congress called for an immediate suspension of military aid to Honduras due to ongoing human rights abuses.

Searching for more understanding about the role of the United States in Honduras' coup? This timeline has what you're looking for.

The Witness for Peace International Team documents continued U.S. support for the post-coup government in Honduras - and its human costs.

In Honduras, U.S. counter-narcotic funding is linked to widespread human rights abuse more than to stopping crime.

Between August and September 2010, Witness for Peace sent two delegations to Honduras in response to reports of continued politically motivated human rights violations. The following report details the delegations’ findings and includes policy recommendations for the United States government and U.S. citizens.

The Organization of American States’ vote on whether or not Honduras should be reinstated in the OAS is imminent. Despite Hilary Clinton’s claims that Honduras has taken the needed steps to address human rights violations since the coup, serious human rights abuses and impunity remain widespread.

The U.S. continues to turn a blind eye to human rights violations in Honduras.

Hear from Honduran human rights leaders about the ongoing violence during the recent U.S.-supported elections.

The Honduran military and police continue to play a key role in propping up the coup regime that overthrew the democratically elected president of Honduras in June. A broad coalition of human rights leaders, activists, union members, farmers, students, and community members have poured into the streets of Honduras to struggle for their democracy though they face constant intimidation, illegal detention, assault, and even assassination. Learn about the roots of this crisis and the US response to the coup.

From September 5-12, 2009, a ten-member Witness for Peace delegation traveled to post-coup Honduras in response to accusations of wide-spread human rights abuses. Read their report here.

Two weeks after the illegal military coup in Honduras, Witness for Peace delegates participated in a rapid-response delegation to expose an alarming wave of human rights violations and show solidarity with Hondurans' struggle for democracy. This demonstration documents their work.

Witness for Peace joins other faith-based and nongovernmental groups in condemning the coup in Honduras and expressing concern for human rights.