The first case of Covid-19 was confirmed on March 13th, and by May 9th, there were 900 cases and 24 deaths. Government Decree 6-2020 establishes new government measures to address the pandemic: a curfew from 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. Organizations of…
On Saturday, March 14, Congress approved a state of emergency at the request of the Executive Branch, with the intention of containing the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic in the Central American country. To date, the Ministry of Health has confirmed 13 cases of infected individuals and no deaths. The state of emergency has a…
On March 23, the government of Juan Orlando Hernández decreed a total curfew throughout Honduras to contain the spread of the virus that has gripped the entire region. As of May 11, there were 1,177 cases and 107 deaths. Since it began…
The quarantine requires everyone to stay home, restricting movement as much as possible. Healthcare workers, public officials, and journalists are exempt. As of May 9, 563 cases and 10 deaths had been reported. According to the 2019 World Development Report (WDR): The Changing Nature of Work,…
The first coronavirus patient in Peru was detected on March 6. By May 9, 61,847 cases and 1,714 deaths had been reported. Only one person per household is allowed to leave to make nearby purchases, and others must carry a transit pass (essential workers, journalists, etc.). The quarantine...
On Sunday, March 22, the Chilean government decreed a curfew between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., as a new measure to try to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the country. Prior to this, supermarkets reduced their hours, shopping malls closed, and some of the wealthier municipalities…
The LGBTQI+ migrant community in Mexico decided to take refuge in shelters and spend this time of pandemic together.
They advocate for respect for gender identity even if it doesn't match the information on one's ID. They also include recommendations on HIV and hormone treatments.
Luis Fernando Reyes García, 26 years old, was a young gay man, a transvestite, originally from the village of Entre Ríos.
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights established the responsibility of the Peruvian State for the torture and sexual assault suffered by Azul Rojas Marín at the hands of police officers.
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