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What's behind the blocking of social media for minors in Mexico?
This isn't about mental health, it's about information control. How are social networks managed, and what consequences can their prohibition and control have on LGBTQ+ people?.
Housing and social crisis: behind the trans murders of Jessica and Gabriela
Activists in Córdoba and Santa Fe, where the crimes occurred, are calling for them to be investigated as transphobic murders. Two women committed to community aid.
Can HIV be transmitted through oral sex?
What do the latest studies say about oral sex and HIV transmission? What you need to know about preventing this and other sexually transmitted infections.
Beyond condoms: what are the methods of HIV prevention
PrEP and PEP are two methods of prevention used at different times when exposed to transmission. What are they and how do they work?.
Caring for free childhoods: a podcast and a guide for foster homes and families
How can we protect the rights of LGBTIQ+ children and youth who live separated from their families of origin and under state protection? This question gave rise to this podcast and a guide to best practices within the alternative care system.
Same-sex marriage in Guatemala: calls to declare its prohibition unconstitutional
Activists filed legal challenges for the first time seeking to have the restriction on same-sex marriage declared unconstitutional.
Terricide and foreignization: what the project of inviolability of private property changes
What changes to the Land and Fire Management Law with the proposed Inviolability of Private Property Law that the Milei government is trying to pass? Why is a large march being called for in front of Congress on August 6th?.
Five pieces of good news about HIV from the Rio Conference
Never before has there been so much scientific innovation in the treatment and prevention of HIV. However, "innovation without access is injustice" was one of the recurring themes at the International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro.
El Zapallar Massacre: The Indigenous Slaughter Seeking Justice After 90 Years
The indigenous massacre occurred in 1933, and they are seeking a trial for the truth in August. The precedent of Napalpí.
Comprehensive Trans Law and historical reparation: the urgent demand in Mexico
Activists and survivors of institutional violence demand that the Mexican State comply with recommendation 42/2024 of the CNDH to guarantee comprehensive protection and justice for older adult trans people and non-binary people.