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The double stigma of being Afro and LGBT in El Salvador: the story of Carlos Lara
Carlos was told to cut his hair and not make his homosexuality visible at the school where he taught English.
Media outlets in El Salvador reveal that President Bukele has not fulfilled his secret security plan
Alharaca and La Prensa Gráfica reveal in a joint investigation that the Government has not fulfilled its own plan and that the policy guidelines are far removed from the security actions implemented.
On the same night, three LGBTI+ people were murdered in Honduras.
So far in 2022, five LGBT+ people have been killed in Honduras. Meanwhile, since 2009, at least 405 LGBTQ+ individuals have died violently in the country.
How to build a sovereign and popular environmentalism
How does Argentina's debt negotiation with the International Monetary Fund affect environmental sovereignty?
Guatemala: Achi women achieved a historic conviction against the soldiers who committed sexual abuses
The paramilitaries have been sentenced to 30 years in prison. The events occurred during the civil war. The sentence "recognizes the women's pain and their truth."
Alexa, the young trans woman who had been missing since December in El Salvador, was found murdered.
The 22-year-old woman had been missing since December. This is the first murder of the year against the LGBT community.
Defending the territory: the wisdom of the Ava Guaraní midwives endures
The female leaders of the Ava Paranaense communities are reclaiming the spirituality of the people as a form of resistance.
Qom spokeswomen, daughters of the pandemic: "Today I know what my rights are"
While most of the world was locked down due to the pandemic, Qom women from a neighborhood in Santa Fe went out, met each other, and organized against gender discrimination and the hierarchical power of local bosses. They challenge the State, which systematically excludes them. And they share their stories of transformation and struggle for rights.
Water guardians in Catamarca fight daily against the power of lithium
From road blockades to public consultations: a group of women from the indigenous communities of Atacameños del Altiplano and Antiofaco del Altiplano organized to fight against extractivism.
An HIV patient filed a discrimination complaint against a doctor who questioned his homosexuality.
A doctor called a man with HIV "impious" after he visited the Melchor Romero hospital for follow-up care. The hospital announced it will speak with the doctor.