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A capital punishment law was shelved, but Uganda is still fraught with discriminatory acts directed at LGBTQI+ people.

For part of the left, the only valid position regarding events in Bolivia is a complete closing of ranks

Six years since maca fever faded in Peru, communities who protected the root for hundreds of years still feel the effects of biopiracy

In the context of the uprising in Chile, Mapuche people debate between participation in elections and maintaining autonomy.

Electoral fraud and years of anti-communitarian aggressions cannot be minimized if the future of the Bolivian political process is to be understood.

The Drowning of Money Island shows a new side of climate change, a side that is still emerging.