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Daniela Calarco is the only woman still detained after the repression in Congress
Daniela is 39 years old and an environmental activist. Her partner, Emilia, has not yet been able to see her.
Who are the six women still detained after the repression at Congress?
Camila Juárez, Sasha Lyardet, Ramona Tolaba, María de la Paz Cerutti, Daniela Calarco, and Lucía Belén are the six women still detained in the Ezeiza Penitentiary. These are their stories.
A young trans woman was murdered in Tabasco: she had reported an attempted transfemicide.
Kenia Cruz was 20 years old and a man had already tried to kill her a year ago. Since then she had been receiving threats.
Mexico City has the highest number of transfemicides recorded so far this year
The capital city accounts for 8 of the 28 transfeminicides committed so far this year.
Gender policies in Argentina: Who will defend us now?
Workers from the former Ministry of Women, Gender, and Diversity of the Nation held an assembly to defend public gender policies.
Mexico: Violence against trans people and murders of LGBTI+ advocates have increased in the last year.
The report by the organization Letra S reported 66 murders of LGBTI+ people in 2023.
How and where is Pride 2024 celebrated in Mexico
A tour of the marches, parties and activities that commemorate Pride in different cities in Mexico.
Reas: the power of fantasy
Lola Arias's new film focuses on prison life and narrates it through documentary fiction, melodrama, and musical theater.
What does the Framework Law have to do with the rights of women and diverse groups?
The law raises a number of violations, particularly for women and diverse groups who are among the most unprotected.
The Wichí People have their first interpreters for judicial proceedings
Twenty-six people graduated from the first diploma in Wichí-Spanish intercultural interpretation and translation for access to justice at the National University of Salta.