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2000 complaints filed with the Ombudsman's Office against Fabián Doman's program for mocking Kantuta Killa and Wari Rimachi
The harassment of two members of the Ayllu Mayo Wasi Community took place in a subway and was broadcast by channel 13.
The odyssey of non-binary people to obtain their identification documents in Mexico
Non-binary activists denounce that they were not consulted about the changes to recognize their identity in documents.
Popular and peasant feminisms embraced in Jujuy to defend Pachamama
The international meeting organized by the Quilla Network took place from August 18 to 20 and was a way to show support for the Jujuy resistance to the constitutional reform.
IT IS FALSE: Argentina's Ministry of Women did not organize the performance by poet Marianela Saavedra.
Various social media accounts reported that the poet and activist participated in activities organized by the Ministry for Children's Day. In reality, the performance was part of the Meeting of Peasant, Community, and Popular Feminisms.
What strategies does LGBTI+ activism have in the face of anti-rights advances in Argentina?
In the context of the Day of Activism on Sexual Diversity, we spoke with LGBTI+ activists to consider the challenges and strategies in the face of ultraconservative advances in Argentina.
“Today El Salvador is a joyless society,” says psychologist who evaluates victims of the state of emergency.
Psychologist Paulita Pike discusses the consequences for innocent victims within the framework of the state of emergency imposed by the government of El Salvador.
“Magical Towns” in Mexico: A dissident Afro-descendant neighborhood stands up to tourism
Patio de la Estrella is a neighborhood in Córdoba, Veracruz, being pressured by authorities to vacate the property. The municipality has been designated a "Pueblo Mágico" (Magical Town) and is seeking to attract tourists.
Paraguay's new government promises to combat gender ideology and cut social benefits for children.
Paraguay welcomes a new government, that of President-elect Santiago Peña, in a political context marked by gender-based disinformation. The administration, which takes office on August 15, has announced plans to repeal an agreement that funds social assistance for children. It has also spoken of merging ministries and combating "gender ideology."
San Juan: Trans woman attacked with a supposed gift containing explosives; she is in serious condition
The victim is drag artist Naira Castillo, who is currently hospitalized along with her partner. "This was not an accident," LGBT organizations say.
Elections and diversity: useful information for voting on Sunday in Argentina.
What are the rights of LGBTIQ+ people, migrants and/or people with disabilities when it comes to voting?