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Works to develop the democratic process in urban city planning and consultation in Santiago, through open discussions and incidency in government discussion on issues affecting citizens.
TLHR works to provide legal aid to those arrested, detained, and prosecuted due to Martial Law and announcements of The National Council for Peace and Order, as well as civilians prosecuted in military courts. It also monitors and documents human rights violations.
Founded in 1988 this federal commission is independent and not responsible to a Government Minister. It investigates allegations of corruption within local governments.
The Platform seeks to investigate cases of corruption and to inform local authorities, along with advocating for reform and consolidating civil society projects to fight corruption.
It works with various disability organizations, including physical, intellectual, and psychiatric. They gather grassroots voices and convert them into national policies. Their work is focused on areas such as education, advocacy, and employment.
Formed in 1984, GAM is a civil society organization created by relatives of persons illegally detained and forcibly disappeared in Guatemala during the internal armed conflict. Their areas of work include transitional justice, psychosocial support for victims, and combating corruption through monitoring of the security and justice institutions.
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