U.S. Airstrikes in Latin America and the Caribbean: A Call to Action
Recent airstrikes in Latin America and the Caribbean have resulted in the deaths of at least 57 people since early September, sparking concerns over their legality.
"In the last two months, the U.S. military's Southern Command has gone on a murder spree by following the Trump administration's illegal orders,"
said Daphne Eviatar, Amnesty International USA's Director for Human Rights and Security. The organization emphasizes that these airstrikes are illegal and demands that Congress take immediate action to stop further bombings.
- The U.S. government has not provided evidence of the alleged crimes of the victims.
- The victims' names have not been disclosed by the administration.
Amnesty International remains committed to independence, refusing funding from governments or political organizations to ensure objective and impartial campaigning.
Author's summary: U.S. airstrikes in Latin America and the Caribbean are illegal and must be stopped immediately.
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