Security Through Solidarity: Honduran Women's Post-Coup Strategies of Support and Survival (Report‪)‬

Abstract (2) As a follow up to the article "From Discovery to Dissidence: Honduran Women's Conceptions and Claims of Human Rights", published in this journal in May 2010 (Vol. 11 #4), this paper examines forty-eight Honduran women's experiences of state- based insecurity and feminist-based solidarity following the June 2009 coup d'Etat. The authors reflect on the ethical implications of the participant-centered and solidarity-oriented qualitative methodological approaches constrained by state repression. The women's testimonies shed light on the potential of a solidarity-security symbiosis.