The Congress and Cuba, U.S. Cuba policy and developments on the island.

The Organization of American States human rights watchdog reports on Cuba.

Miscelaneas de Cuba, basada en Estocolmo, es una publicación de cubanos libres residentes en Suecia.

The University of Miami’s Cuba Transition Project: the island’s politics, economy, and society.

Human Rights Watch monitors human rights violations around the world including Cuba.

El Centro para la Apertura y el Desarollo de America Latina, basado en Buenos Aires, auspicia un programa de apoyo a la resistencia en la isla.

The Free Cuba Foundation is a non-profit, and non-partisan organization promotes a peaceful transition to democracy in Cuba.

Dutch friends of Cuba working to document repression on the island.

Una fundación transnacional que trabaja para proveer ayuda humanitaria a la gente de la isla, y para informar a la comunidad internacional sobre ellos.

Based In Prague, founded by President Vaclav Havel, PIN provides relief aid and defends human rights around the world. Sponsors a Cuba program.

A Washington-based organization that works to document the extent of freedom, human rights, and social equality around the world.

Un portavoz de la nueva generación de cubanos, la bloguera Claudia Cadelo escribe sin filtro sobre lo que acontece en la isla.

The story of a former political prisoner who refused the regime’s offer to release him from jail in exchange for immediate exile. A physician, Dr, Biscet follows in the footsteps of Martin Luther King.

A global movement of more than three million supporters, members and activists in more than 150 countries who campaign to end grave abuses of human rights everywhere.

Directorio Democrático trabaja por la democracia en Cuba mediante la lucha cívica no violenta, la ayuda humanitaria, el intercambio de informacion, y la promoción de la solidaridad internacional con la resistencia en Cuba.

For the most authentic view on daily life in Cuba, Sánchez is a must-read. An unfiltered, unblinking view of the privations and difficulties of life in Havana.

Ever wonder why you never hear reports of human rights abuses from the Cuban press? Reporters without Borders documents the pervasive government censorship and abuse of Cuban journalists.