It's a beautiful time for love and equality in Mexico, as Guerrero and Tamaulipas have joined other states in legalizing same-sex marriage. This marks a huge milestone for LGBTQ+ rights in the country, as same-sex marriage is now legal throughout the whole country. While discrimination, unfortunately, continues to exist, we must take moments like t...
Cuba advances rights with a new Family Code by Justice Minister Oscar Manuel Silvera, replacing a 47-year-old version. It bolsters protections for all family members, including children and the elderly, while also legalizing same-sex marriage.
The LGBTQ+ community and its allies have been stirred by a recent legislation in Guatemala. This new law not only establishes marriage as a union between a single man and a single woman but also restricts schools from addressing topics related to sexual diversity.
The government of Cuba has just launched a public consultation on marriage equality and adoption.
A monumental verdict has been reached! Chile has officially legalized marriage equality, marking a historic moment.
The Cuban government is considering the adoption of a new family code, which could potentially pave the way for same-sex couples to marry. However, this proposal must first undergo a comprehensive review process before any final decisions are made.
In a momentous decision, the legislative bodies of Querétaro and Sonora have approved a bill permitting same-sex marriage.
In a groundbreaking vote, the Congress of the Mexican state of Yucatán has enacted a law legalizing equal marriage and prohibiting "conversion therapies." This momentous decision isn't just a cause for celebration in Yucatán; it's a significant milestone for the entire Latin American region!
LGBTQ rights in South America are a major topic of discussion these days. A recent lawsuit filed in Honduras set precedent for LGBTQ protections throughout the region. The case was being heard by the Inter-American tribunal and was their first ruling on transphobic and LGBTQphobic violence against a person within its jurisdiction. This trial had many people watching to see if it will have ramifications for other countries in the area like Mexico, Brazil, or Colombia, who all share this tribunal’s jurisdiction.
It's a momentous day for Sinaloa, Mexico! They've just legalized same-sex marriage, marking an enormous breakthrough for the LGBTQ+ community in this Latin American nation.
Here's news that will thrill LGBTQ+ activists: the Chilean president has pledged to accelerate the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Mexico has advanced in the direction of marriage equality; however, the battle for acknowledgment continues. A crucial legal ruling in Yucatan remains to be determined.
Honduras is one of the few countries in Latin America and the world that has not legalized marriage equality yet.
A significant resolution has been reached in Bolivia, potentially influencing the entire LGBTQ population within the nation.
The conclusive vote on marriage equality in Sinaloa might face a delay due to the electoral timelines set for 2021.
