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Masculinity and confusion: a sex education guide for young men
Interview with Leandro Cahn, one of the authors of the book "From Boys to Grown-Ups. A comprehensive sex education guide for working with boys in school and family."
The role of Inadi in an egalitarian and democratic state: the dangers of its elimination
The Argentine Executive's Omnibus Bill proposes to close the National Institute against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism (INADI).
Explainer: There is no scientific evidence showing an athletic advantage for trans women
Anti-rights groups insist on prohibiting or restricting the participation of transgender women in competitions. What does science say?.
Music and diversity to start the year
Artists from Argentina and Chile: a selection from the Presentes community on social media.
Abigail Galindo, the trans woman who documented the LGBT history of Honduras
For 35 years, Abigail Galindo, a trans woman, walked the streets, stages, and parties with her camera. These images of LGBTQ+ history are a crucial part of the Honduras Queer Archive.
Omnibus Law: how the reform affects gender and diversity policies
The package of measures sent by President Javier Milei to Congress, among its many proposals, proposes to modify and restrict gender and diversity policies.
Omnibus Law and Emergency Decree: risks to the environment and indigenous and peasant communities
Javier Milei's government seeks to repeal fundamental laws protecting land and the environment. What is at risk?
Honduras 2023: The government remains indebted to the LGBTI+ population and violence is on the rise
In the last two years, 93 sexual dissidents were murdered.
State layoffs: Transgender job quota is left out but at risk
The decree halting government contracts awarded in 2023 excludes legally protected quotas, but these are not guaranteed. What does it protect, and what risks does it create?
El Salvador 2023: LGBTI+ people fear the Security Forces and Congress did not address the gender identity law
At the close of this year, the organizations see non-compliance with laws that guarantee their rights, setbacks in spaces for dialogue and agreements with Salvadoran state institutions, and harassment by police and soldiers.