El Paso/Southern New Mexico – Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR) will be hosting a forum with the Dona Ana County Candidates for Sheriff in matters related to community security, community policing and relationship...
Border-patrol surge brings enforcement without accountability, putting politics ahead of people. By Fernando Garcia March 26, 2014 When Americans think about our southern border with Mexico, the first thing that comes to mind for...
Simultaneous Press Conferences will be held at Congressmen’ District Offices on March 26th to recognize Historic and Unprecedented Effort to Bring Quality, Oversight and Accountability to Border Enforcement. El Paso, TX/Southern New Mexico. In...
Grassroots efforts to improve relations between border officials and local community hold important lessons for reform EL PASO, Texas — As 2013 drew to a close, volunteers for the Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR)...
Bi-Partisan Proposal on Border Accountability and Stakeholder Engagement Border communities are quintessential American communities. They are diverse in their populations, innovative in their approach to economic development and entrepreneurship, and, in many ways they...
by Border Network for Human Rights · Published February 8, 2014 · Last modified February 10, 2014
By Brad Wong | Equal Voice News The 2013 report from Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR) lists about two dozen incidents involving questionable law enforcement actions, immigration matters and Latino residents who live...
The Border Network for Human Rights, founded in 1998, is one of the leading human rights advocacy and immigration reform organizations located at the U.S./Mexico Border. BNHR has over 7,000 members in West Texas and Southern New Mexico.
Offices Located at: 2115 N Piedras St, El Paso, TX 79930
