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A heavily contested bi-annual event is showcasing the creative talent that exits throughout Latin America: POY Latam.
Rather than repudiating the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights, it should be recognised as valuable tool.
Road construction in the Amazon is destroying the local ecology and aiding in the increase of extractive industries.
With the death of Chavez, a controversial, "polarising era" - that changed the political landscape - comes to an end.
Native women's decision-making processes must be empowered by not only ending racism, but also sexism.
It is disheartening to see democratic governments criminalise social protests and revive the authoritarian practices.
The nature of the attack on the student in New Delhi was so severe that it transcends the universal definition of rape.
A theatre form developed in Brazil takes root in rural areas of India, showing the meaningful cultural exchanges.
Indigenous media is a tool for self-determination, emancipation and revival of dying languages.
Girls are the most vulnerable to violence and their security cannot be treated as an afterthought, writes Picq.
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