2012-06: LGBT Pride Parade in Guatemala City.
Images form the XII LGBT Pride Parade in Guatemala City.
2012-06. We want Pencils, not Weapons: San Juan Sacatepéquez rejects new Military Brigade
Thousands march in San Juan Sacatepéquez in rejection to the newly assigned military brigade.
2011-11. Jungle World (Germany)
Photograph for interview with Roberto Méndez of HIJOS Guatemala. Jungle World Newspaper.
2011-06. March for Remembrance 2011: Genocide, the People will Judge You
Fourth year without a military parade in Guatemala City’s zone 1.
2009-06. From Memory to Resistance: 10th Anniversary of HIJOS
Celebrating the wartime victims and martyrs. Guatemala City.
2009-03. HIJOS: Public Poster Campaigns on International Women’s Day
HIJOS launches a public poster campaign commemorating detained-disappeared women on March 8th – International Women’s day.
2008-06. Never Again a Military Parade
HIJOS Guatemala achieves a victory: Military Parade is cancelled and March for Remembrance replaces it.
2008-05. Ambush-Protest at Mejia Victores’ Home
HIJOS organizes a protest in front of the Ministry of Defense and the residence of former General Humberto Mejia Victores.
2008-02. Chupina Barahona, Death Does Not Absolve You
HIJOS publicly condemns the recently deceased German Chupina Barahona.
2007-12. HIJOS: No More Military Impunity
Constitutional Court declares Spain has no jurisdiction in prosecuting former military leaders.
2007-12. HIJOS: The Mural “Liberty”
The HIJOS collective: rewrite the country’s official history on the urban walls of Guatemala City using murals.
2007-12. Stop-Motion Video. HIJOS’ mural “Liberty”, Guatemala City.
Mural by HIJOS, Music by Semilla Urbana, Photography and stop-motion video produced by MiMundo.org.
2007-12. Urban Art: Graffiti and Murals
Urban graffiti reaches the conventional masses on the streets, in their own life stages. The work of the HIJOS Collective.
2007-06. The March for Remembrance Halts the Military Parade
Protestors manage to block the military parade as they claim it adds insult to injury after the war-time atrocities.
2007-06. The March for Remembrance: Portraits and Details
Protestors manage to block the military parade as they claim it adds insult to injury after the war-time atrocities.
2007-06. Offensive for Remembrance: Where are the Disappeared?
Events by human rights groups in Guatemala as National Day Against Forced Disappearances is commemorated.
