COFADEH documented 708 cases of human rights violations from June to December

Defensoresenlinea.com | Dina Meza

. In the data provided, the armed forces appear as the greatest  human rights violators

The cases of some 708 people, whom the repressive state bodies they have violated their human rights since 28 June to 12 December last year, as part of the coup have been documented by the Committee of Relatives of Disappeared in Honduras, COFADEH, according to the Center for Documentation of this organization.

F Since June 28, when  the coup against President Manuel Zelaya Rosales was carried out  by the Honduran military and the oligarchy, the people remain in resistance against this disastrous action that has cracked the country's institutional order but to break their will  the usurper government has launched a strategy of repression, unprecedented.

In those cases there are about 28 groups, or in a single file that there are people who have suffered harassment and they came en masse to lodge complaints.

The Armed Forces and National Preventive Police  are the ones who  most vented their fury in committing crimes against humanity and would face international justice, with the perpetrators and masterminds of the coup in Honduras.

The COFADEH has documented several violations of fundamental rights since that date,their office has reached people of all ages to condemn the atrocities against their physical integrity.

The 32.2 percent are women affected

Their ages range from 10 to 76 years old, the most affected are within 41 to 45 years old and the month in which more cases were filed was August, then October. A 60.5 percent of those affected are men and 32.2 percent are women.

The most violated right was the limb, about 419 people suffer shares equivalent to 32.2 percent, 12 percent of Freedom of Association, namely to 158 Hondurans and 10.5 percent violation of the right to peaceful demonstration.

 110 people were restrained from the Rights to Free Movement, 76 people of 708 records were prevented  from exercising their right to Freedom of Speech and Press and 54 the right to life.

Also, there documented actions by  the security forces showing their violation of human rights under the illegitimate elections conducted on 29 November. In the data provided, the armed forces appear as the ones who  most violated the human rights of individuals, with 43.7 percent, while the National Preventive Police appears with a 36.6 percent, adding the two percentages the result shows that the 80.3 percent corresponds to the illegalities of the two armed state bodies. The National Crime Squad, DNIC, committed abuses at 11.3 percent.

Still on the spurious elections in Tegucigalpa there was the highest number of human rights violations, followed by San Pedro Sula, El Paraiso. Valle, Intibucá, Santa Barbara, Comayagua, Santa Rosa de Copan and Olancho.

These figures contradict the official response back to conceal the true human rights situation in the Honduran people live and which is predicted to be increased to the same violations with the arrival of the other side of the coup on 27 January.