Lucía Ixchíu, a K'iche' indigenous woman from Guatemala and a community communicator, has requested political asylum in Spain along with her partner, photojournalist Carlos Ernesto Cano. In this interview, they discuss the situation in their country and the repression suffered by those who "refuse to remain silent."
The fight against child exploitation, racism, and spiritual healing were the central themes of this Third Plurinational Parliament of Indigenous Women and Diversities for Good Living.
There is growing concern about the lack of information regarding those detained, most of whom were arrested unlawfully. The LGBT community is the most affected.
"What is the binary system?" asks Valen, a non-binary child. And she answers with her own experience in this video.
More than 250 indigenous people inaugurated the Third Plurinational Parliament of Indigenous Women and Diversities for Good Living.
Her latest graphic novel, “The Burrow,” won the 2020 Proa Foundation Writing Incentive Award. Completed in just one year, this display of somewhat grotesque and fascinating illustrations explores her bond with her mother.
Tehuel's father requested new searches of the house where the young man was last seen. A new search will take place next week.
This was the conclusion after a month-long trial, 7 hearings and many years of investigation almost a century after the massacre.
In a scenario where hate speech is expanding globally, how can discriminatory messages from audiovisual media in Argentina be reported easily and quickly?.
On the day against lesbophobia, homophobia, biphobia and transphobia, Presentes spoke with three activists about the importance of the date and the situation of the LGBT community.
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