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An openly gay doctor is the new vice president of Chile's Constitutional Convention
Gaspar Domínguez is an environmental and LGBT activist who will lead the work in this new stage within the Constitutional Convention.
The mural at the Mocha Celis trans, travesti, and non-binary high school in Buenos Aires was vandalized.
The mural that inaugurated the presence of the Mocha Celis Transgender Non-Binary Popular High School in the Balvanera neighborhood of Buenos Aires was vandalized this Tuesday in a "deplorable" act, which speaks of a "constant and latent violence" towards sexual diversity, the school stated.
A kiss exposed the violence that exists in women's football
Fifteen players from Rosario Central's professional squad reported harassment and discrimination at the club. One of them was dismissed for kissing her partner; the others were placed on leave.
Feminist teachers and LGBT groups reject the "alternative" Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) program promoted by the Chaco government
The law opens the door to religious objection. It was announced as a comprehensive sex education program based on “scientific foundations and values.”
The court upheld the eviction of the Mapuche community of Cuesta del Ternero, ruling in favor of the forestry companies.
The court upheld the forced eviction of the Mapuche community by ruling in favor of the forestry companies claiming the land.
Nasa woman, caretaker of the territory and weaver of life
The women of Cauca, Colombia, are supporting the liberation of Mother Earth. The story of struggle and organization shared by Flavia Largo, a leader in her community.
Argentina 2021 Review: With a trans job quota law and non-binary ID cards, without Tehuel
In one year, 68 transgender people died; 10 were murdered. Discrimination and institutional violence are the main causes.
2021: Good news for LGBT+ people in Latin America
These are some of the good news stories that this complex year has brought for the advancement and restoration of the rights of LGBT+ people in Latin America.
Chubut: Environmentalism as a factor of popular power 20 years after 2001
Can grassroots environmentalism coordinate its expressions to become a factor in building power in Argentina? Bruno Rodríguez writes about the victory of the people of Chubut.
#HIV Bill: about to lose parliamentary status for the third time
For the third time, the bill on HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, and STIs is at risk of losing its parliamentary status. This is according to activists who have long been demanding its urgent consideration by the Chamber of Deputies.