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Human Rights in Cuba
Rosa María Payá will receive the FAES Freedom Award this Friday in Madrid
Prisoners Defenders reports a cyberattack against its website and the database of Cuban political prisoners
Prosecutor requests up to ten years in prison for four dissidents from Granma, according to elTOQUE
Political prisoner Marcos de la Luz Caballero denounces unpaid wages for his agricultural work in Havana
Cuban tattoo artist remains detained along with his wife after protesting from the roof of their house in Sancti Spíritus
Lázaro Bruzón to those who justify repression in Cuba: "Let no one complain when their time comes to face the consequences."
Mother reports being asked for a bail of 500,000 pesos for her 16-year-old son detained in Havana
Residents of Cabañas, in Mariel, take to the streets for the second time in a public protest against power outages
Anna Bensi: "In Cuba, it seems that the law has two versions, one for those in power and another for those who dare to question it."
Organization documents 344 repressive actions in September and warns that the situation in Cuba could worsen
Cuban journalist reports that State Security threatened to prevent her daughter's surgery
Four dead and 79 violations of rights in Cuban prisons in September, according to the Center for Documentation of Cuban Prisons
New record: the Cuban dictatorship holds 1,372 political prisoners, including 40 minors, according to Prisoners Defenders
Activist: "The Cuban Constitution proclaims a socialism that never existed."
Nobel Peace Prize recipient Navi Pillay is accused of ignoring human rights violations in Cuba and China
Alejandra García, partner of Henry Constantín, reports being interrogated during her prison visit: "There were no shortage of threats."
Electric worker from Santiago de Cuba who lost a hand faces bureaucratic obstacles to collect his compensation
Cuban evangelicals call for a day of prayer for the spiritual freedom of Cuba
The U.S. trafficking in persons report again highlights the recruitment of Cubans as mercenaries in Ukraine
Message from Mike Hammer for October 10: "Everyday Cubans want to decide their own destiny."
Sister of a political prisoner under the Cuban regime: "Do I have to wait 14 years to be with my brother again?"
José Gabriel Barrenechea remains confined with violent inmates and cut off from communication
158 years since the Grito de Yara and more than 1,300 political prisoners in Cuba
The "unending legacy" of Fidel Castro: blackouts, poverty, and a country that is emptying
158 years since the Grito de Yara: the freedoms claimed by Carlos Manuel de Céspedes continue to be restricted in Cuba
The Cuban regime has once again detained the political prisoner Alexander Díaz Rodríguez while a humanitarian visa to the U.S. is being requested for him.
Cuba appears again in the worst category of the U.S. report on human trafficking
Cuban to Díaz-Canel: "Less rhetoric and more food and respect for human rights."
Italian lawmaker blames the U.S. for the crisis in Cuba but remains silent on political prisoners and repression
Cuban woman who confronted French communist leader denounces threats from the regime against her family on the Island
The Cuban regime is seeking up to 10 years in prison for the youths of El4tico due to their critical videos, reports Cubalex
Grandmaster Lázaro Bruzón will continue to speak about Cuba: "They are not going to silence me."
Two exiled Cubans send letters to a Mexican university for admitting the host of "Con Filo"
Mike Hammer visits Anna Bensi after the harassment from the Cuban regime: "We are taking note."
Silvio Rodríguez celebrates the protests in Madrid while supporting the regime that represses Cubans for demonstrating
Cuban police detained and fined a 20-year-old young man after he expressed support for Anna Bensi: family reports harassment
Cuba promotes a resolution on child nutrition at the UN while its children suffer from a severe food crisis
They accuse the Capitol protester of "enemy propaganda" and he remains isolated in Villa Marista
“Do you want less dissent? Invest in electricity, water, gas... not police”: a powerful message from Toirac to the regime
"Let's make a truce": Cándido Fabré calls for humanity from the Cuban regime after the Baby Lores case
Cuba ranks fourth worldwide in urgent requests to the UN regarding enforced disappearances, with 217 cases, the majority occurring after July 11th
The Cuban regime stands firm and states that it is not willing to discuss its internal political matters with the U.S
Filmmakers' Assembly: "The accusatory finger should not be pointed at Ana Bensi and her mother."
Professor René Fidel González on Capitol protester: "No more political discrimination."
Cuban academic: using legislation to protect thugs shows "extreme degradation"
Cubans: Are we really living?
Cuban identified after being detained for protesting with a sign at the Capitol in Havana
Cuban poet on Anna Bensi and her mother: "Dignity cannot fall into a gray lethargy."
A man is detained after protesting in front of the Capitol in Havana with signs against the dictatorship
Cuban jurist: "Today we are a society paralyzed by political underdevelopment."
The U.S. condemns the sentence against Anna Bensi: “The cowardice of the Cuban regime knows no bounds.”
Sandro Castro calls for "an educational measure" for Anna Bensi
UN appoints a Spaniard as the new coordinator in Cuba amid US sanctions and internal crisis
Anna Bensi and her mother are sentenced to two years of restricted freedom
Cuban court finds Anna Bensi and her mother guilty of recording a MININT agent
"Thinking differently is not a crime": U.S. Embassy in Cuba speaks out for Anna Bensi and Caridad Silvente
"Don't leave her alone": The Goddess urges Cubans to support Anna Bensi and her mother on the day of her trial
The evangelical pastor "Herald of Christ" was arrested while heading to support Anna Bensi and her mother in their trial
The judge involved in the 11-J cases will preside over the trial against influencer Anna Bensi and her mother in Cuba
Aleida Guevara: "No one else has the right to tell us how we should live."
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