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It is false that an “LGBT+ ideology” is being imposed on school textbooks in Mexico.
Anti-rights groups and media figures launched a disinformation campaign that distorts the content and meaning of school textbooks on sexuality and care in Mexico.
Qataquí: Communication from the voices of Qom women and youth from Paraguay
Indigenous women and young people from the Qom community of Santa Rosa in Benjamin Aceval (Paraguay) share their stories and news on Qataquí, a media outlet on social networks.
Condemnation of hate messages at lesbian-feminist venue in Rosario
The building vandalized with hate messages is a space that Las Safinas has maintained for 20 years in Rosario, where they provide workshops, assistance, and support to women and gender-diverse individuals. Activists are calling for reflection on the rise of these types of attacks.
16 schools and kindergartens in La Plata vandalized with misinformation against Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE)
In La Plata, sixteen educational institutions were vandalized with messages against Comprehensive Sexual Education (CSE).
Mariana Komiseroff: “I don’t want to write manifestos, but I am interested in how politics influences households.”
A small queer subculture amidst the bureaucracy and sordid state of the Argentine Congress: this is how his new novel, "The Disease of the Night," is staged
Mexico: Aguascalientes is the 12th state to decriminalize abortion
In a landmark decision, Mexico's Supreme Court declared the criminalization of abortion in Aguascalientes unconstitutional. This ruling came in response to an appeal filed by five civil society organizations.
Transfeminisms and antiracisms in Central America: two sister struggles
Let us all unite, all bodies and all dissidents, to wage the feminist, anti-patriarchal, anti-capitalist, and of course, anti-racist battle, erasing the borders imposed by gender binarism and the global North. That is the essence of the transfeminist proposal from a Central American perspective.
Guatemala: Social movements on alert over the suspension of Semilla, the progressive party that won the elections
The OAS also spoke out to denounce the violation of the electoral law and constitutional principles.
How the protectors of indigenous roots in El Salvador live and work
Nahuatl, native seeds, tule reeds, books, and natural resources are part of the lives of these six women, who, from their community, work to ensure that their roots remain over time.
Following a record number of complaints, the indigenous couple met with INADI and the Ombudsman's Office: they are analyzing measures
Following the record number of complaints, Kantuta Killa and Wari Rimachi, the indigenous couple from the Ayllu Mayo Was Community who were mistreated on Doman's program, met with INADI and the Ombudsman for the Public.