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What does the Framework Law have to do with the rights of women and diverse groups?
The law raises a number of violations, particularly for women and diverse groups who are among the most unprotected.
The Wichí people have their first interpreters for legal proceedings
Twenty-six people graduated from the first diploma program in intercultural Wichí-Spanish interpretation and translation for access to justice, from the National University of Salta.
Transfemicide of Sofía Fernández: 9 of the 10 police officers arrested have been released
The court decided to maintain the preventive detention of Carlos Rodríguez, one of the accused, and released the 9 officers for "lack of merit".
Triple lesbian murder in Barracas: the justice system does not consider it a hate crime
The judge in the case classified it as "double aggravated homicide" against the three women who died after the hate attack. The sole survivor has already been discharged from the hospital.
Buenos Aires: A young man who was planning attacks against Jews and LGBT people has been arrested.
Weapons and explosives were seized from him. He is 23 years old and was arrested at his home in the Parque Avellaneda neighborhood of Buenos Aires. He was part of a Nazi propaganda group.
Santa Fe: The Gender Secretariat lays off 41 workers
The workers released a statement on Wednesday announcing the decision, although they have not yet been formally notified.
Not One Less: in the streets against hate, hunger and with Norita's love
Thousands of women demonstrated across the country for the ninth annual Ni Una Menos (Not One Less) march. In Buenos Aires, a massive demonstration took place in front of the National Congress.
Claudia Sheinbaum: who is the first female president of Mexico and what is her relationship with feminism and diversity?
Claudia Sheinbaum is Mexico's first female president and the most voted-for person in the country's history. Where does she come from, and why is her relationship with feminist, human rights, and LGBTQ+ movements strained?
Diversity activists bid farewell to Nora Cortiñas: "We thank you for the radical tenderness with which you taught us to fight."
What did Norita mean to each of us? And to the struggles for diversity? Activists share farewells and memories of the mother who embraced all struggles as one.
By court order, Chihuahua must guarantee the right to abortion for women, trans people and non-binary people.
The Chihuahua Health Secretariat must inform and guarantee the right to abortion for women, trans men, and non-binary people in the public health system.