US EditionPer Anger Prize 2025 to advocate for women and girls in Honduras - Civil Rights Defenders
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Per Anger Prize 2025 to advocate for women and girls in Honduras - Civil Rights Defenders
Ana Ruth García. Photo: Jesper Klemendsson/Ikon The Per Anger prize winner of 2025, Ana Ruth García, fights for human rights in one of the world’s most dangerous countries for women and girls. By using both religion and activism as important tools, she is working for a future in which women and girls have the power to decide about their own lives. Honduras is one of the most dangerous countries in Latin America for women to live in. Violence is …
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