El Salvador forced the sterilization of women with HIV

When Lizz learned she was pregnant, she was also told she had HIV. At the age of 17, when she gave birth to her only daughter, she was forcibly sterilized by medical staff at one of El Salvador's main public hospitals. The Constitutional Chamber of the country's Supreme Court only acknowledged that her reproductive health rights had been violated. Eleven years later, she still longs to become a mother again.

“We are not dangerous, we are in danger,” the anthem of trans people at the 25N march in Paraguay

Trans people made their voices heard on this #25NPy, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. This year, the organizations defending the rights of trans people, which are part of the Paraguay Women's Strike, were brought to the forefront: the various forms of violence they face and the lack of laws and public policies to address the abandonment, discrimination, and hate crimes they endure. They also demanded justice for Gabi Cabrera.