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The National Human Rights Commission (CONADEH) will coordinate with Mexican authorities to deliver humanitarian aid to over 400 Hondurans who departed in migrant caravans in recent days, according to the ombudsman's human-mobility coordinator.

A human-rights official says a Honduran migrant caravan with over 400 people in Guatemala reflects citizens' unmet needs—lack of jobs, free healthcare, security—and is driven by drought and floods, not political manipulation.

Honduras's National Human Rights Ombudsman Blanca Izaguirre called on government agencies to prioritize human security and fulfill obligations to fishing communities, including compensation payments and educational scholarships ordered by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in a 2021 judgment against the Honduran state.

The national human-rights commissioner called on the Honduran government to provide immediate assistance to victims of internal forced displacement before they are compelled to seek international protection by crossing borders.

Honduras's human-rights ombudsman office handled 17,334 complaints filed by women between 2021 and June 2026, averaging nine per day, according to CONADEH's statistics unit.