#copinh

[hanmakki]

he asked me how gojo's doing

[carpwood]

CW /// not very detailed gore/sh + sorta suggestive erm..! wip agaim ghrjm still tryinh to figure out his face. not beating the gutfucker allegations todau Would you guys still like me if i was a demented little freak..

[pumpkinland]

So anyway if you think of me as a good person a positive person a kind person etc etc etc I need you to put that in a box for me for a couple of weeks okay I need to be evil right now I need it for enrichment if you see me posting fucked up shit leave me be its like a binky to me ok? Do you understand? Just let me be evil for second alright. You can even join me it will be fun.

[chamsou-sabah]

(to the tune of sorry for party rocking) sorry for dungeon posting

[workingclasshistory]

On this day, 2 March 2016, Honduran Indigenous environmental activist Berta Cáceres was assassinated in her home. Of Lenca descent, she co-founded the Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH), and was a leading participant in defending Lenca land from illegal logging and US military bases. She was also an advocate for LGBT+ and women's rights, and believed that: “Mother Earth – militarized, fenced-in, poisoned, a place where basic rights are systematically violated – demands that we take action.” At the time of her murder, Cáceres was heavily in Indigenous protests against hydroelectric dams being constructed by energy company DESA alongside Chinese firm Sinohydro and the World Bank. Several members of COPINH were killed by the Honduran military and company security during protests, which eventually forced Sinohydro and the World Bank to withdraw from the project. Cáceres was eventually shot dead in her home. A Mexican environmentalist, Gustavo Castro Soto, was also shot twice but survived. Nine men were later arrested and charged for the murder. They included the executive president of DESA, who was also a former military intelligence officer, as well as three other current or retired military officers, two of whom had been trained by the US military at the notorious School of the Americas. Eight were subsequently convicted and jailed, including the DESA president. More: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9212/berta-c%C3%A1ceres-assassinated https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/2221901571328314/?type=3

[mothmothwoth]

IM COPINH IM COPING IM COPING IM COPING

MAYBE JUST GO ON AND STAB ME NEXT FUCKING TIME

[valkyries-things]

BERTHA CÁCERES // ACTIVIST

“She was a Lenca activist who spent her life advocating for Indigenous rights and environmental protection in Honduras. Taking inspiration from her social activist mother, Cáceres co founded the National Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH) in 1993 to fight for Lenca territorial rights. This was in response to the Honduran government privatizing Indigenous lands for environmentally destructive projects that would displace Indigenous communities. Cáceres spent many years campaigning, organizing, and peacefully protesting against the Agua Zarca dam project, which would have violated Indigenous rights and cut off water, food, and medicine supplies for hundreds of Lenca people. After facing many years of violence and death threats from the Honduran armed forces, Caceres and the Lenca community successfully halted construction on the Agua Zarca dam. On March 3, 2016, Cáceres was murdered in her home by gunmen. Her death sparked international outrage, causing investors to withdraw from Agua Zarca. The Honduran court ruled that executives of DESA, the company leading the Agua Zarca dam project, had been the ones to order Cáceres's assassination. Cáceres's family continues to seek justice for her murder, while COPINH and her fellow activists carry on Cáceres's legacy in fighting for environmental justice and the rights of the Lenca people.”

[krabmeat]

making break a bit longer cat has died copinh

[sharkdays]

CERULEDGE AND ARMAROUGE IN POKEMON GO MEANS LIKO IS GETTING AN ARMAROUGE IM COPINH

[s3lkie2sato]

my.message came across whiny sprry for that. we can talk propwrly abt it if you want i just need some help witha few like. copinh strategies i want to try. if thags okay. if i get really down again. i dont want to be like that.

[possuminnit]

HELLO GOOD OMENS TIME

hrr,bgsjbnnn cozy snake crowley cuddling aziraphale. beamjng images into your brain rn. (<-copinh from s2 with snek crowlye)

this is so real I Heart anything 2 do with crowley in snake form because hes so sillay .!! bonus points if he turns into a snake to help scare away customers for aziraphale

i see somethings where he only/mostly turns into a snake when hes scared or pissed off which Also i love bc i imagine him getting jumpscared then just a fucking snake appears instantly

bonus :)

[paleflesh1]

i love when people use me as their copinh mechanism

[thejacketscloset]

I wanna slam my head into a wall all I think about all day is studying the many emotions of John soap mactavish and how it affects his character and im NOT COPINH AT ALLLLLLLL

... so we're all having angry soap thoughts, huh?

[schooloffeminism]

#Herstory #UnDiaComoHoy #BertaCáceres Flores (4 de marzo de 1971 - La Esperanza, 2 de marzo de 2016) fue una #líder #indígena #lenca, #feminista y #activista del medio ambiente hondureña. Cofundó el #COPINH para luchar por los derechos de los lencas y ganó el Premio Medioambiental Goldman, «el máximo reconocimiento mundial para activistas de medio ambiente». Fue #asesinada después de años de haber recibido amenazas contra su vida. Su asesinato fue ampliamente condenado a nivel internacional en toda América y parte de Europa. En julio de 2021, #DavidCastillo, directivo de la empresa #DESA, fue declarado culpable de ser el autor intelectual del asesinato de Cáceres. Durante su infancia y adolescencia Berta Cáceres pudo ver y unirse a las luchas de su pueblo. Participó en muchos de sus ritos y tradiciones, entre ellos, la compostura al agua. Destacó en su activismo medioambiental, siendo especialmente mediática su actividad en contra de la privatización de los ríos y en contra de los proyectos de presas hidroeléctricas de inversores internacionales, sobre todo su lucha contra el proyecto de la represa de Agua Zarca en el río Gualcarque en el departamento de Santa Bárbara. Luchó también contra proyectos mineros y madereros para proteger el medio ambiente. En 2009 «encabezó protestas contra el golpe de Estado del 28 de junio de 2009 al entonces presidente hondureño, Manuel Zelaya». Además fue una dura crítica del Gobierno de Juan Orlando Hernández. Debido a la persecución recibida, su madre y sus hijos tuvieron que abandonar el país, mientras ella tomó precauciones extremas, dormía cada noche en un lugar diferente y casi no se comunicaba mediante aparatos telefónicos, siempre viajaba acompañada, no hacía presentaciones públicas, expresó además que recibía amenazas por parte de la empresa privada DESA como de las fuerzas de seguridad del Gobierno que protegian el proyecto de DESA. Una semana antes de su asesinato, Cáceres denunció que ella y otros dirigentes de su comunidad habían recibido amenazas de muerte y otros cuatro habían sido asesinados. Berta Cáceres se encontraba en su vivienda en La Esperanza cuando un sicario le disparó y la mató. https://www.instagram.com/p/CarhLQhqIpJ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[humanrightsupdates]

On 30 April and 1 May 2019, Rosalina Dominguez, her four sons and two members of the community of Río Blanco, Intibucá, in Honduras were threatened. The community members are afraid that this might be the beginning of a new wave of attacks against them after previous threats for protesting the Agua Zarca Dam together with the Civic Council of Popular Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH). We urge the Minister of Human Rights to immediately guarantee the safety of Rosalina Domínguez, her family, members of Río Blanco and COPINH and to investigate any attacks against them.

The Lenca Indigenous communities of Rio Blanco, Santa Barbara, western Honduras, have been demonstrating against a hydro-electric power project on the land they have been living on for centuries, alleging lack of free, prior and informed consultation. The communities belong to the Civic Council of the Indigenous and Popular Organizations of Honduras (Consejo Cívico de Organizaciones Populares e Indígenas de Honduras – COPINH) 

COPINH has been fighting for over 20 years for better standards of living of its community in Río Blanco, north-western Honduras. Since 2011, COPINH members have been campaigning for their right to free, prior and informed consent in relation to a proposal for a hydroelectric plant that might force them out of their ancestral lands. Its members have been targeted with threats and harassment for years in connection with their work. 

Berta Cáceres, leader and co-founder of COPINH, was shot dead on 3 March in her home in the town of La Esperanza, in the province of Intibucá, west Honduras. On 7 March 2016 the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights issued a new precautionary measure of protection in favour of all COPINH members and Berta Caceres' family on the grounds of the risks posed by their work defending human rights, environment and natural resources and their increased vulnerability situation after Berta Caceres' killing. 

Take action - please send appeals before 13 June 2019

[juancarlosphotog]

#Repost @everyday.honduras with @get_repost ・・・ Photo por @photojuancarlos Hashtag #everydayhonduras to be selected. ・・・ Kids playing in a #Lenca indigenous community located in the mountains of the state of Intibuca where #Berta Caceres fought with the community side by side to prevent them from being expelled from their land, months later Berta was assassinated in her hometown of #LaEsperanza. / Niños jugando en una comunidad indígena lenca ubicada en las montañas del departamento de Intibuca donde #BertaCáceres peleó con la comunidad para evitar que fueran expulsados ​​de sus tierras, meses después Berta fue asesinada en su ciudad natal de La Esperanza. * * #Honduras #EverydayHonduras #COPINH #CentralAmerica #Environment #photojournalism #EverydayLatinAmerica #JuanCarlos #2018copyright @everyday.honduras https://www.instagram.com/p/B0TglJUlspg/?igshid=1ay0yqfd6pbbn