Anna-Claire Bevan

Anna-Claire Bevan is a journalist based in Guatemala. She writes about social, political and development issues throughout the region.

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Guatemala "must do more" to protect trade unionists

17 April 2014

Labour

Guatemala "must do more" to protect trade unionists

The Guatemalan president Otto Pérez Molina has promised to continue investigating crimes against trade unionists and to provide them with more security [...]Read the full article

Tortured, killed and branded a ‘terrorist' – for being a trade unionist in Guatemala

22 October 2013

Human rights

Tortured, killed and branded a ‘terrorist’ – for being a trade unionist in Guatemala

Anna-Claire Bevan: Not a single person has been jailed for the 63 murders of trade unionists committed since 2007Read the full article

9 September 2013

Human rights

Honduran ‘nappy’ workers speak out against factory exploitation

“Kyungshin-Lear doesn’t recognise trade unions because it doesn’t want to value workers’ rights”Read the full article

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