New Lines Institute’s latest report reveals how U.S. aid and political backing have facilitated a pattern of human rights abuses in El Salvador. The study documents systemic violations, including unlawful detentions, extrajudicial killings, and suppression of dissent, while highlighting the United States’ role in sustaining these practices through financial assistance and diplomatic support.

Key findings show that U.S. funds have been funneled into security forces that routinely target political opponents and civil society activists. The report calls for an immediate audit of aid flows and demands that the U.S. government halt support until transparent reforms are enacted.

By holding the U.S. accountable, the study underscores the need for global justice and reparations for victims of state‑backed violence.

Source: New Lines Institute