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What is the situation of women and the LGBT population in prisons after the pandemic?
They report an increase in violence and neglect. There is also a lack of access to healthcare.
20,000 indigenous and peasant people took to the streets to secure an Emergency Law in Paraguay
It was a historic march because of its massive size: 20,000 indigenous and peasant people mobilized in Asunción to demand action from the State regarding evictions and the lack of aid due to droughts.
Marilina Bertoldi: “On stage, I am my own heroine and I am also a villain”
The musician released her highly anticipated album, Mojigata. Openly lesbian and feminist, she turned the traditionally male-dominated world of rock upside down. In June, she will present it at Luna Park.
Jorgelina's femicide in Chaco: one person has been arrested for the abuse and murder of the Wichi teenager
Jorgelina's body showed signs of sexual abuse. Her community demands justice and an end to the media violence.
Qom women from Santa Fe founded a basketry cooperative
The cooperative brings together 67 women who combined ancestral knowledge of basketry with entrepreneurial spirit.
Record number of complaints filed with the Ombudsman's Office regarding hate speech in Argentine media
750 complaints were received in recent days against the statements made by congresswoman Amalia Granata, actress Carmen Barbieri and host Viviana Canosa.
Camps and prolonged struggle for access to indigenous and peasant rights in Paraguay
In a context of increasing criminalization of the struggle for access to land, organizations set up tents in the country's capital and in central locations in the departments to denounce evictions.
The U'wa people of Colombia continue their fight against oil companies
Women are the pillars of the historic struggle that the indigenous people are waging in defense of their territory.
Guatemala: Congress shelves law that increased penalties for abortions and prohibited same-sex marriage
The repeal of the decree was celebrated by organizations that are on alert for new violations.
Lonko Clorinda: He confronted the Army three times and achieved a historic ruling for the Mapuche people
At 87 years old, Lonko Clorinda continues to fight for the legal recognition of her community's land, also known as "the Mapuche of the Cerro de la Virgen de las Nieves".