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Mexico: 10 years without truth or justice for the disappearance of 43 students from Ayotzinapa
September 26th marks the anniversary of one of the biggest state crimes in Mexico's recent history: the massacre of 43 students from Ayotzinapa.
El Salvador: Where the right to abortion remains a crime
Every September 28th, the Global Day of Action for Legal, Safe, and Accessible Abortion, commemorates women's struggle for the decriminalization of abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Peru: An intersex person demands recognition of their identity from the Constitutional Court
For the first time, and with legal support from the NGO Promsex, Eidan, an intersex person, is demanding recognition of their rights. They are requesting a change of sex and name on their official documents and access to healthcare. The Constitutional Court will make a decisive decision.
The trial accusing six Mapuche people of "usurping" community-owned territory in Cuesta del Ternero has begun.
The trial began in Bariloche against six members of the Lof Quemquemtrew community accused of "usurping" communal land. The land is being claimed by a forestry businessman whose employees murdered Elías Garay, a member of the community.
We are all students: infinite learning in equal and transformative experiences
Infinite Learning is a collective exhibition that explores the intersections between art and education. It highlights experimental initiatives such as the Trans Popular High School and NB Mocha Celis. The artists Marina De Caro, Kekena Corvalán, and Flor Capella—who are part of the exhibition—reflect on ways of learning in times of challenged knowledge.
Two Mapuche communities accused of "usurping" territories they claim will be tried this week in Bariloche.
Bariloche will host two trials that reflect the current climate: two Mapuche communities that suffered evictions, violence, and the death of two young people will be tried for the territories they have been claiming for years in the province of Río Negro.
Judicial reform in Mexico: How might it impact LGBT people and women?
In Mexico, the human rights of LGBT+ populations and women have often been obtained through the judicial system.
Interview with Yobaín Vázquez Bailón: Does LGBT literature exist?
Interview with writer Yobaín Vázquez Bailón, winner of the José Revueltas National Young Novel Prize (Mexico). LGBT+ literature, uncomfortable categories, characters, and meanings of fiction.
Peru: Reports of punishment of "effeminate" boys in an indigenous community in the Amazon
A video has gone viral showing an indigenous community in Bagua, Amazonas department, where children are tortured with nettle plants.
Argentina celebrates Pride 2024: guide to marches and activities across the country
Calendar and slogans of the different Pride marches in Argentina at the federal level.