Transphobia: the main reason of the lack of opportunities against the trans community
The big amount of stigmas against the trans community has been used to justify the violence against them but also has closed the access to basic human rights.
#MeToo: Harvey Weinstein guilty of criminal sexual act
Who was one of the most successful producers in Hollywood, yesterday was found guilty
5 women in science that have changed the world
We didn´t want to let February pass by without celebrating these five women, whose findings and research have changed the world.
Indian women are welcome to equal roles in the army
On Monday, Feb 17, the top court ruled that all women could serve as army commanders.
Mexican women against femicide
Another march against femicide took over the streets of Mexico last weekend after the death of Ingrid Escamilla.
Latin America 2020: labor market and AI
In response to the growth of Artificial Intelligence, experts warn about its impact on the Latin American labor market.
The two Colombians that will visit Nasa this year
Yorleidy Parra and Kelly Córdoba are two of the 16 Colombian girls who will be visiting the Nasa facilities in March.
Women, identity loss and acid attacks
Most acid attacks towards women use the face as a target as a way to erase their identity and make their interpersonal relationships harder.
Bolsonaro says no to sex
As usual, the Brazilian president caused a stir with an abstinence campaign that advises young people not to have sex.
What is 'ethnoporno' and how does it affect indigenous Mexican women?
More than 800 indigenous women of Chiapas, between adults and minors, have been victims of people who see a sexual fetish in their ethnic characteristics
Women rewriting history in Colombia: the "cantadoras of Membrillal"
In a small village in Colombia, near Cartagena de Indias, The “cantadoras of Membrillal" rehearse every week to dance and sing off their pain
Women who rewrite history in Colombia: Kiana, the queen of the heroic
Kiana, a Trans woman member of the table of victims of the armed conflict in the city of Cartagena, talks about her experience as a queen of sexual diversity.
'Abortion is normal', an exhibition that fights for reproductive rights
This exhibition, curated by Jasmine Wahi and Rebecca Pauline Jampol, is taking place in New York and is raising awareness about abortion rights.
Global unemployment is on the rise
The World Employment and Social Outlook: Trends 2020 (WESO) report, which was released on Monday, revealed some worrying figures
World's 22 richest men have more than all women in Africa
According to information released by Oxfam, billionaires have doubled in the past decade and are richer than 60 percent of the global population.