One was convicted of aggravated homicide for shooting Nahuel when evicting a Mapuche community in 2017

The country’s seminal sex education law is continually under attack, with activists and educators citing concerns about its demonization during the electoral campaign

The two women have made appearances on the A and B subway lines to express their concern over what might happen in Sunday’s run-off

The widow of murdered songwriter Victor Jara spent most of her life advocating human rights and seeking justice

Diana Zoe López García was the president of Hotel Gondolín, which houses travesti/trans people from across Argentina and South America

Díaz senior said on Friday that he would stay in Colombia after his 12-day ordeal, which involved trekking through rainy mountains on horseback

The country has seen weeks of protests sparked by a contract signed with Canadian mining firm First Quantum Minerals

Among the 100 people whose files were updated are the two disappeared children of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo co-founder, the late Hebe de Bonafini

On the one-month anniversary of the attacks, Jewish leaders take aim at human rights organizations and defend the state of Israel