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Women and children were attacked during an eviction of an indigenous community in Paraguay.
Communities of the Guarani people reported that during the eviction, in addition to beating women and children, they stole and slaughtered animals.
The trial for the transphobic murder of Alejandra Salazar Villa enters its final stage
The closing argument will be read on Monday the 24th. The prosecution is seeking a life sentence.
Monkeypox in Latin America: Cases are increasing and governments are not reacting
Despite the increase in cases, no new prevention strategies have been implemented. With the exception of Chile and Peru, vaccines are not currently part of government plans.
For a feminism that includes disabled people
Women with disabilities need to organize a struggle that makes us visible and allows us to build a political subject that enjoys the same legitimacy as everyone else.
Feminist journalists discussed media, diversity, and strategies to prevent hate speech
“Genders, diversities and dissidences” was the focus of a new day of reflection on the role of the media in hate speech.
Sex work in Mexico: after an initiative that criminalizes it, this is what sex workers propose
Sex workers analyze and respond with alternatives to an initiative presented by Mexican trans congresswoman María Clemente García.
Five questions about using inclusive language and pronouns
When do we use the letter 'e' in inclusive language? And the pronoun 'elle'? These and other answers are in this basic introductory guide with examples.
Trans activists in Paraguay met with legislators and were harassed by anti-rights groups.
Activists are calling for October 17th to be established as the National Day for the Recognition, Protection and Promotion of Trans Rights.
Argentina: Indigenous organizations from Jujuy and Salta marched in defense of water
The communities demanded water, access to healthcare, education, and housing. They also demanded to be consulted by local governments.
Chile issues first non-binary identity card
In a historic day, the Civil Registry issued the first identity card with the 'X' marker. It recognizes the gender identity of Shane, who identifies as neither male nor female.