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Six weeks after Abelardo de la Espriella took office, Colombia pulled out of the Equal Rights Coalition with immediate effect, halfway through its co-chairmanship with Spain. The government says rights aren't affected. Advocates and the national ombudsperson disagree.
A city resolution published on September 18 blocks events in public space from November 6 to 13 for Pope Leo XIV's trip to Argentina. That covers the date of the 35th Marcha del Orgullo, one of the largest Prides in the world. Organisers have refused to move it.
A law that took effect in August bars single LGB people from adopting and lets parents lose custody for supporting a transgender child's gender identity, human rights groups say.
Caribe Afirmativo documented 270 LGBTIQ+ murders in Colombia last year, up 64% from 2024. The report lands one month into a presidency that rights groups say is openly hostile to the community.
Marriage equality is now the law in all 32 states, and Mexico is a genuine regional leader on paper. On the ground, trans women still face some of the highest violence rates anywhere in the world. Here's the real picture.
Latin America holds one of the great paradoxes in global queer life: some of the world's most advanced legal protections sitting alongside some of its deadliest violence. Here's how both stay true at once in 2026.
On June 7, millions are expected to flood Avenida Paulista for the 30th edition of the Parada do Orgulho LGBT+, the Guinness-record-holding largest Pride event on the planet.
