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Border Network for Human Rights

The Border Network for Human Rights’ general purpose is to facilitate the education, the organizing and the participation of marginalized border communities to defend and promote human and civil rights; to the end that these communities work to create political, economic, and social conditions where every human being is equal in dignity and rights. check out About Us

Communication Initiative Article on the BNHR
The Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR) was launched with the goal of stopping abuse against Mexican immigrants on the United States-Mexico border and demanding justice, equality, and human rights for these immigrants once they have moved to the United States. Immigrants who have been trained to act as local organisers take action in their communities to pursue human rights-based awareness-building, networking, advocacy, and communication. Program

La Jornada Article on the BNHR
Imagine the border between Mexico and the United States. Cyclone fence. Cement. Abandoned train cars. Empty factories. Dollar stores. And a group of immigrants marching down the street. Their shouts: “No somos terroristas” (We are not terrorists!) “¡El pueblo unido jamás será vencido!” (The people united will never be defeated!) Suddenly, a Border Patrol truck appears and... blocks traffic to allow the immigrants to pass by. News1

The Ford Foundataion Article "Close to Home: Education, Organizing and Documentation"
Gathered around a pair of weathered blue benches in the dusty courtyard of a Berino,N.M. trailer park, the members of a local human rights committee tell their story: The Border Patrol used to come here every day. They used to come into the yard, into our homes. No warning, no warrant. The people would run, terrorized. The children were very afraid. Then we heard from a social worker about The Border Network for Human Rights and decided to set up our committee. The day we hung up our sign, The Border Network for Human Rights: Reporta Abusos de la Migra, Policia, Aduanas y Otras, the Border Patrol stopped coming. They still drive by, but they don’t come in
 

 

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