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Militarization in Ecuador: "LGBTI people are considered suspicious"
Interview with Lía Burbano, a lesbian activist from Ecuador, about how the economic crisis, drug violence, and state of siege affect women and people of sexual diversity.
Ecuador: neoliberal model, narco terror and militarization
Lawyers, academics, and indigenous leaders shed light on the social and economic context of Ecuador and the current violence.
Salta: Two Wichi children died in a situation of extreme vulnerability
They report that both children died due to lack of food and insufficient medical attention.
Solidarity and feminism in the midst of genocide: an interview with a Palestinian lesbian activist
Queer activist Ghadir Shafie recounts how diverse people live in a context of war and genocide.
Mexico: Gaby Ortiz, renowned trans stylist from Hidalgo, was murdered
The body of the trans woman was found on a road. Next to her was a note with a threatening message.
Masculinity and confusion: a sex education guide for young men
Interview with Leandro Cahn, one of the authors of the book "From Boys to Grown-Ups. A comprehensive sex education guide for working with boys in school and family."
The role of INADI in an egalitarian and democratic state: the dangers of its elimination
The Argentine Executive's Omnibus Bill proposes to close the National Institute against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism (INADI).
Explainer: There is no scientific evidence showing an athletic advantage for trans women.
Anti-rights groups insist on banning or limiting transgender women's participation in competitions. What the science says.
Music and diversity to start the year
Artists from Argentina and Chile: a selection from the Presentes community on social media.
Abigail Galindo, the trans woman who documented the LGBT memory of Honduras
For 35 years, Abigail Galindo, a trans woman, walked the streets, stages, and parties with her camera. These images of LGBTIQ memory are a crucial part of the Honduras Queer Archive.