Omnibus Law and Emergency Decree: risks to the environment and indigenous and peasant communities
Javier Milei's government seeks to repeal fundamental laws protecting land and the environment. What is at risk?
Javier Milei's government seeks to repeal fundamental laws protecting land and the environment. What is at risk?
In the last two years, 93 sexual dissidents were murdered.
The decree halting government contracts awarded in 2023 excludes legally protected quotas, but these are not guaranteed. What does it protect, and what risks does it create?
At the close of this year, the organizations see non-compliance with laws that guarantee their rights, setbacks in spaces for dialogue and agreements with Salvadoran state institutions, and harassment by police and soldiers.
In 2023, disinformation and anti-rights narratives took hold from the very beginning of the election campaign. The new government moved forward with policies in that direction. They even considered creating a "heterosexual pride" movement.
There were at least 34 hate crimes, 20% more than in the last three years. The political and social crisis is exacerbating violence against LGBTI+ people.
Activism played a prominent role in Mexico this year. Violence persisted, but there were some advances in human rights.
The mention of gender in Milei's DNU, an 89-page document, coincides with the only mention of discrimination, which paradoxically validates workplace discrimination.
Anti-rights groups advanced against the LGBT community, in the context of Dina Boluarte's repressive government.
The background to Bullrich's protocol and what human rights organizations are saying. Activists and lawyers offer some recommendations and useful phone numbers for those who want to participate in protests.