Growing number of people detained in gang crackdown being ‘rearrested’, experts say, raising fears policy will not end.

The government’s eight-month state of exception has seen civil liberties suspended and tens of thousands imprisoned.

Sula Valley residents say inadequate government response to past storms has left them exceptionally vulnerable.

While many welcome president’s plan to seek second term, activists say it could hasten further rights violations.

The Castro administration says it will support groups such as the Garifuna, but community members are demanding action.

Thousands have been arrested since the country suspended certain civil liberties amid a crackdown on gangs.

Police, military and judicial system face pressure to implement mass arrest and incarceration policy, experts say.

Relatives of people arrested in government’s crackdown on gangs say they have little to no information about loved ones.

President Nayib Bukele says his gov’t is stamping out gang violence, but experts document pattern of arbitrary arrests.