In Honduras, environmental activists are murdered with impunity
The human cost of advocacy is laid bare as Honduran activists are assassinated while their government looks the other way
Editorial: Raymond Tim Kee’s resignation is just the beginning
The Mayor of Port of Spain has officially resigned, but there is so much more to do after the placards come down.
Reaching across the divide: confronting a culture of violence
Difficult, but necessary, questions need to be asked in the wake of Asami Nagakiya’s death, and the misogyny that makes attacks like hers so common
Editorial: No, women are not responsible for their murders
A woman has been murdered, a homicide investigation is ongoing and the Mayor of Port-of-Spain has dropped the ball, with no reprimand in sight
Barbados MP: Accept the existence of gay relationships
Barbados Minister of Education, Ronald Jones, has called for Barbadians to accept the existence of gay and lesbian relationships as his government debates amendments to the Domestic Violence Act
Amplifying the Voices of LBT Women in the Caribbean
The Caribbean Women and Sexual Diversity Conference (CWSDC) was developed as a way to amplify the voices of Caribbean lesbian, bisexual, and Trans women from whom we do not often hear.
