Cuban Observatory of Human Rights

Morales Ojeda reaffirms the discourse of participation, inclusion, justice... and social media responds: "No one believes in you anymore."

Women’s protest in Mayarí achieved results: electricity has been restored and 14 pounds of rice per person are being distributed after blocking a bridge

Cubans: Are we really living?

Laritza Camacho on the crisis in Cuba: "No one would miss the taste of bread if they weren't eating stone."

Cuban medical mission assesses that doctors should bring cash to Havana due to frozen funds in Italy

Cuban jurist: "Today we are a society paralyzed by political underdevelopment."

Grandmaster Lázaro Bruzón: in Cuba "we have the worst in the economy... the worst in the social order."

Lyrical lament of a poet: between the "Judas of the government" and "a future that never comes."

A Cuban compares her country to her old washing machine: tired of spinning, worn out, and fed up with dirty water

Human Rights in Cuba Today

Switzerland and Cuba: Yesterday and Today

Jurist and academic on the Cuban leaders: "They distance themselves from the people, and the people distance themselves from them."

Raúl's letter to civilian defense workers speaks of unity and strength in a country in ruins

In post-1959 Cuba, "space and time... have been under absolute police control," asserts the essayist

I implore the Virgin of a Cuban poet: "Save us with your warrior spirit; Cuba needs you."

"The vulnerable in Cuba are no longer segments... they are the majority of the people," warns academic

With the country in bankruptcy, events continue: XXVI Symposium on Cultural Research in Havana

President of the Communist Youth of Chile denies that Cuba is a dictatorship: "The great sin is not having economic prosperity."

The discrediting of the Human Rights Council and other UN institutions

They request the EU to investigate the Cuban medical brigade in Italy for human trafficking

Cuban jurist: children with hunger, elders without dreams, "how could this be in our name, scoundrels?"

Cuban writer calls for public information about the "millionaire comrades of socialism."

This is the state of the bathrooms in the surgery room of the provincial hospital of Camagüey

Father Alberto Reyes to the Virgin of Charity of El Cobre: "In the midst of so much repression, help us to have the courage to speak the truth."

The regime harasses a UH student, daughter of independent journalist Yunia Figueredo

Cuban police launch 24-hour hotline in Havana to "receive complaints about police conduct."

Coco Fariñas has been arrested after going to support Andy García at a police station in Santa Clara

Cubalex reports to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights that the militarization in Cuba is against the people, not against the U.S.

Lumey Guzmán is released from prison, but a judicial process is still underway for criticizing blackouts in Cuba

"Silently enduring is not worthy of a medal": a heartbreaking Cuban poem for those who have left

Cuban professor René Fidel González: We need to "reclaim politics and full citizenship in the pursuit of happiness."

Father Alberto Reyes to military personnel and regime agents: "A people cannot be shackled forever."

They say "United States" on the streets of Cuba, and these are the reactions

Extreme poverty affects 94% of Cubans, according to a study by OCDH

Cuban court upholds sentences of 14 and 13 years in prison against political prisoners Ana Ibis Tristá Padilla and Jarol Varona Agüero

Political analyst: In Cuba, "socialism was never the end... but the chosen instrument to maintain power."

Professor René Fidel González: "Why must we continue to endure exclusion in Cuba?"

"The worst part of every child's story is carried by the parents," laments the Cuban mother and artist in the face of the crisis

Luis Alberto García: repressing demonstrators "is unconstitutional and very, very undemocratic."

Billboard in Guanabacoa: "Repression is increasing, but they have not managed to stop the disobedience."

Republicans against the UN: "The U.S. will not fund an office that supports adversaries like Cuba and China."

Bruno Rodríguez assures that the Cuban regime is committed to promoting human rights

Academic: "There is a profound contradiction between the Cuban government and the Revolution it claims to represent."

Cuban jurist asserts that we have fewer freedoms today in Cuba than we did during Moncada

"Where did we leave off that everything is upside down?" questions the Cuban poet and researcher

They are seeking help for a Cuban mother and her three children who live in extreme poverty in Holguín

"The Utopia": Díaz-Canel reaffirms Cuba's "commitment" to human rights before the UN

An opposition member from El Cobre is summoned before the regime's control apparatus on the eve of the act for July 26

Independent journalist reports beating and death threats for carrying out her work in Cuba

Cuban academic: The people of the island "have reached the limit of resilience and are still standing."

A Cuban woman has been waiting for nearly a decade for repairs to her home that was damaged by a cyclone

Cubans collect toys, clothes, and money for the girl Lía

An Indian prisoner in Cuba is punished with six months of isolation after reporting a lack of medical care

Cuban transformista denounces physical assault for complaining about power outages in La Lisa

Almost two thousand repressive actions in the first half of 2026 in Cuba, five years after 11J

The height of absurdity: Cubans use a Bible as toilet paper in a public bathroom

OFAC sanctions the Rapid Response Brigades, the MTT, and the ACRC for their repressive role in Cuba

Amir Valle: Cuba, "a private estate of the Castros," "where people are starving."

Cuban mother: "We are afraid to show our reality, but we have reached a point of no return."

A police patrol is monitoring the house of the father of a political prisoner from the 11J on the fifth anniversary of the protests