News in Pics, March 31: Best photos from around the world

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez's brother was sentenced to life in prison by a New York judge Tuesday for large-scale drug trafficking after a trial that implicated the leader of the Central American country. Credit: AFP Photo

Grace Busse takes the place of her former high school teacher Kaia Hirt, who chained herself to a fence outside the Hennepin County Government Center yesterday in protest, after the second day in the trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin, who is facing murder charges in the death of George Floyd, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Credit: Reuters Photo

Around a dozen students and professionals have gathered for an art workshop with Fasiki, a 26-year-old pioneer in comics and illustration in the North African country, in response to a web series titled #TaAnaMeToo --

Guatemala authorised the use of force at its border with Honduras to block a new US-bound migrant caravan it said posed a coronavirus contagion risk. Hundreds of migrants gathered in northern Honduras started pushing into Guatemala on Tuesday, hoping to travel onwards to Mexico and the United States, according to Guatemalan migration authorities. Credit: AFP Photo

Coca growers from Yungas region who are organising a route blockade, are seen during clashes caused by a group of coca growers that intend to create a parallel coca market according to local media, while riot policemen try to protect the new place in La Paz, Bolivia. Credit: Reuters Photo

Blinken warned Tuesday that human rights were declining around the world as he voiced outrage at situations in China, Myanmar, Syria and other nations. Credit: Reuters Photo

Peru's presidential candidate Hernando de Soto of Avanza Pais party participates in a presidential candidates debate, in Lima, Peru. Credit: Reuters Photo