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Friday, April 17, 2026

GENDER, DIVERSITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS JOURNALISM FROM LATIN AMERICA

What's going on?

Outrage and vigil over the hate crime against Vica Monteros in Córdoba

Vica was an architect and LGBT activist: she founded the first gay football team in Córdoba. Her family and LGBTQ+ organizations are demanding justice and emphasize that it was a hate crime.

The trial for the transvesticide of Zoe, nearing sentencing

Natalia Lane: the trans activist survived an attempted transfemicide and achieved a landmark ruling in Mexico

Banner The Factory

Banner The Factory

Justice for Caí: a 33-year-old trans woman was beaten to death in Misiones, and marches were held to demand that the crime not go unpunished

Heated Rivalry: the LGBT series we can't put down

Glaciers Law: The largest class-action lawsuit in history is being called to stop the reform

“The mountain does not discriminate”: LGBT hiking in the peaks of Monterey

Nacho Lago, the player who breaks down prejudices with his passion for football and Pride

Magistrans, the commitment to developing hormones for trans people in Mexico

Featured

What does the acronym LGBTIQ+ mean?

What are we talking about when we talk about "cis"?

Journalistic mapping of hate crimes in Argentina

LGBT Human Rights Reports

A comic about living with HIV+

Gender is being rewritten. Is the future non-binary?

How to cover LGBTQ+ news

3 tips for journalists

Banner: Torture Therapies in Paraguay

Banner: Torture Therapies in Paraguay

Research

Based on the questions raised by daily news, we propose a series of investigations to try to deepen and systematize knowledge, expertise, and practices.

Without access to healthcare and hormones: the reality for trans people in El Salvador

Sexiles in Paraguay: why and where LGBT+ people migrate

Schools in Paraguay are not a safe space for LGBT+ youth

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Special #transmedia: LGBTI+ Older Adults

Special #transmedia: LGBTI+ Older Adults

Indigenous Women

Persecution of the Mapuche people: The Justice system sentenced two members of Lof Pailako

Interview with Gabriela Wiener about her latest novel "Atusparia"

What is Lof Pailako, the Mapuche community that the Justice system and the government want to evict?

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Opinion

Voices of activism and journalism in the first person.

“Humanitarian aid is not an act of charity”

“Moving is resisting and imagining”: diversity and care to change migration policy in Mexico

To denounce and to cancel: between denunciation and the illusion of justice

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We are committed to journalism that delves into the territories and conducts thorough investigations, combined with new technologies and narrative formats. We want the protagonists, their stories, and their struggles to be present.

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