We monitor social media, independent media, and direct complaints throughout Cuba. Each incident is verified, classified, and integrated into a record that supports our monthly and semi-annual reports and real-time alerts.
We produce specialized legal analyses on patterns of repression, freedom of expression, privacy, and political persecution.
We prepare and file communications, complaints, requests for precautionary measures, and urgent actions before international and regional human rights mechanisms, including the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, the Universal Periodic Review, the CEDAW Committee, and the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention. Through these actions, we bring visibility to patterns of violations in Cuba and advance recommendations directed at the Cuban State.
We produce in-depth research reports on specific topics of repression in Cuba: deaths in custody, violations of economic and social rights, political persecution, among others. Each report is built on verifiable methodology and becomes a reference resource for international bodies, governments, and media outlets.
We provide legal, technical, and human accompaniment to victims of human rights violations and their families, particularly in cases of arbitrary detention, political imprisonment, harassment, criminalization, threats, state violence, migration restrictions, and lack of judicial guarantees. This accompaniment includes guidance on possible next steps, documentation of facts, evidence organization, and case follow-up.
We develop guides, legal orientation materials, and free online courses on fundamental rights, protection mechanisms, and civic defense. All resources are adapted to the Cuban context and available to people both inside and outside the island.
We produce technical reports, specialized statements, and expert opinions on the legal, political, and human rights context in Cuba. We analyze Cuban legislation and its practical application, patterns of repression, criminalization and political persecution, the lack of judicial guarantees, and the risks associated with return. These documents serve as source material for immigration authorities, courts, attorneys, and other institutions that need to understand the Cuban context. This service does not constitute immigration advice or legal representation in immigration proceedings.
We provide guidance to Cuban citizens, victims, and their families on procedures, remedies, and actions that can be pursued within Cuba in response to detentions, summons, criminal proceedings, administrative sanctions, restrictions of rights, or other situations of state abuse. Cubalex does not represent individuals before Cuban courts and does not substitute for the direct action of the person concerned or their family; our accompaniment consists of explaining available options, reviewing documentation, and supporting the preparation of documents that may be submitted by the appropriate parties before the competent authorities.
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