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Attempted transfemicide: Camila Spears' ex-partner sentenced to 5 years
Following the attack, Camila Spears was in a coma for 21 days and hospitalized for nearly two months. Her attacker was convicted of attempted transphobic murder.
Paraguay celebrated its 21st LGBTI+ March in the face of the authoritarian advance
In downtown Asunción, the 21st TLGBI+ March was held, denouncing discrimination and misinformation coming from the Paraguayan State.
Trial against Lof Winkul Mapu: “We cannot be usurpers of our own territory”
The trial against the Lafken Winkul Mapu Mapuche community began yesterday. They accuse eight people of "usurping" a National Parks property 40km from Bariloche. Betiana, the machi (Mapuche spiritual leader), who was a teenager at the time of the events, was acquitted yesterday at the first hearing.
Soledad Cañumil, Mapuche lifeguard: Reclaiming the autonomy of our bodies and territories
Soledad Cañumil, a teacher, first responder, and Mapuche woman, talks about the challenges of intercultural feminism and her experience accompanying women through abortions.
A forestry company took them to court to evict them, but witnesses claim that Cuesta del Ternero has always been Mapuche territory
Despite their unclear land claim, a forestry businessman sued six Mapuche people to evict them from the territory claimed by the Lof Quemquetrew community in Cuesta del Ternero. It was there that Elías Garay, a member of the community, was murdered in 2021.
What are the main challenges that Claudia Sheinbaum, the first female president of Mexico, will face?
What are the main "second floor" challenges that Claudia Sheinbaum faces as she assumes the presidency of Mexico's first female president? Here's what activists and experts told us.
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 28, on the Global Day of Action for Legal, Safe and Accessible Abortion, the struggle of women for the decriminalization of abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean is commemorated.
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 has begun in which six Mapuche people are accused of "usurping" a territory that is communal property in Cuesta del Ternero
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.