Soledad Cañumil, a teacher, first responder, and Mapuche woman, talks about the challenges of intercultural feminism and her experience accompanying women through abortions.
This morning, feminist groups marched to demand the gender agenda at the OAS, and anti-rights groups also marched, praying around a statue of a fetus.
Javier Milei's speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos reinforced narratives built on false information and seeking to construct an enemy: human rights.
Non-binary and trans people from Mexico reflect on visibility and claim the right to be named in the struggles for legal abortion.
Feminist movements took to the streets again in Latin America on the Global Day of Action for Access to Legal, Safe, and Free Abortion. Marches were held in Buenos Aires and Mexico City.
The misinformation systematically spread by Amparo Medina from Ecuador, Sara Huff from Brazil, and the Mexican-American Mayra Rodríguez, at least since 2008, goes against access to safe abortion services, criminalizes those who have abortions, and creates an environment conducive to discrimination against feminist and sexual diversity groups.
The unanimous decision of the SCJN comes after a strategic litigation presented by the organization Grupo de Información en Reproducción Elegida (GIRE).
A small queer subculture amidst the bureaucracy and sordid state of the Argentine Congress: this is how his new novel, "The Disease of the Night," is staged.
In a landmark decision, Mexico's Supreme Court declared the criminalization of abortion in Aguascalientes unconstitutional. This ruling came in response to an appeal filed by five civil society organizations.
The Salvadoran state must answer to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) for denying her the right to choose. Why the absolute criminalization of abortion puts the integrity of pregnant people at risk.
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