Governments across the Americas are implementing policies that drive migrants to cross the inhospitable Darien jungle on their way to the United States, amid crises such as those in Venezuela and Haiti, says Human Rights Watch (HRW) says during a report presentation in Bogota. "There have been efforts to regularize migration in the region, but they often due to restrictive timelines, complex procedures, and document requirements as well as multiple administrative delays," says Tirana Hassan, Executive Director of the NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW). IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES