Never before has there been so much scientific innovation in the treatment and prevention of HIV. "Innovation without access is injustice," was one of the phrases that resonated throughout the International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro.
The indigenous massacre occurred in 1933, and they are seeking a trial for the truth in August. The precedent of Napalpí.
Activists and survivors of institutional violence demand that the Mexican State comply with recommendation 42/2024 of the CNDH to guarantee comprehensive protection and justice for older adult trans people and non-binary people.
While scientific advances coexist with healthcare cuts implemented by right-wing governments, Brazil and its universal healthcare model serve as the counterpoint and privileged setting for the International HIV/AIDS Conference organized by the IAS. More than 7,000 people are analyzing the present and future of HIV, achievements, the impact of austerity measures, treatments, and prevention.
Activists report four trans femicides in one week in Mexico. At least 18 trans women have been murdered this year.
What is rage bait and why isn't it enough to simply ignore it? The logic behind its virality and some tips for escaping the algorithm's confrontation.
The Federal Court provisionally suspended Decree 62/2025, which prevented access to hormonal treatments for minors under 18 years of age contemplated in the Gender Identity Law.
Argentina was the first country in Latin America to legalize same-sex marriage, and the tenth in the world. Congress passed it into law on July 15, 2015, after years of struggle by the LGBT movement. Activists remember that day and how their lives changed afterward.
In a 2026 World Cup fraught with political and economic controversies, we recommend seven documentaries to learn more about the relationship of peoples with this momentous sporting competition.
The collective initiative seeks to recover and transmit the memories of Afro-descendants and their struggles in the LGBT movement.
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