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Clear filtersHonduras Logs 8,540 Femicides Since 2002, Impunity Above 95%
Honduras's national human-rights ombudsman cited an average of 29 violent deaths of women per month over 24 years and warned that legal penalties alone cannot stop gender violence without stronger investigations, prevention policies, and institutional safeguards for vulnerable women and girls.
Infobae – HondurasRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 17, 2026#femicide#violence-against-women#conadehPolice Arrest 183 on Domestic Violence Complaints
Honduras police arrested more than 183 people in early 2026 on domestic violence reports, with authorities warning that untreated patterns of repetitive abuse can escalate to homicide or femicide.
Infobae – HondurasRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 11, 2026#domestic-violence#femicide#dpi-arrestsHonduras Shuts Anti-Gang Unit Over Corruption, Deaths Cover-Up
The National Defense and Security Council approved the permanent closure of Dipampco after an oversight commission found protocol violations, illegal raids, negligence, and possible cover-up in a mission where five officers died, and authorities plan to replace it with a new specialized criminal-investigation unit.
Infobae – HondurasRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · May 30, 2026#dipampco#police-reform#organized-crimeRescue Dogs Aid Search After Tegucigalpa Warehouse Collapse
Two trained search-and-rescue dogs from the Military Police worked over 38 hours to locate victims in the rubble of a collapsed warehouse complex in Tegucigalpa's Loarque neighborhood, helping recover the third and final victim.
Three Teenage Students Buried After Gang Mistaken-Identity Shooting in Yoro
El Progreso, Yoro held a mass funeral on May 28 for Gerald (15), Jonathan (15), and Carlos (16), shot dead on May 26 by armed men who police believe killed the students by mistaken identity amid rival gang territorial disputes.
Boy, 13, Drowns in Chamelecón River Near San Pedro Sula
Josué David Calderón disappeared while swimming with friends in the Chamelecón River on May 26 and was found dead hours later, the latest in a pattern of annual drowning fatalities involving minors at Honduras's rivers and beaches.