Wherein lies our pride?
It’s just a regular day. I leave my house and it’s not long before people stare at me. They stare with disgust and disapproval; others
It’s just a regular day. I leave my house and it’s not long before people stare at me. They stare with disgust and disapproval; others
In the image captured thirty years ago, four women engaged in sex work wait for clients on a park bench in Comayagüela, under a tree.
Text:Javier Carrington Graphics:Persy Cabrera Translated and Edited by: Jorge Paz Reyes When we talk about screams, we always associate them with violence or lack of
Shortly before May 17, the international day against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, I’m writing this article to reflect on something that has gained momentum in
There exist three political realities in Honduras that we need to take into consideration when talking about the LGBTQI+ community; the first one is that
Text: Teddy BacaGraphic: Daniel FonsecaTranslated & Edited by: Jorge Paz Reyes Many things have happened since I last wrote for Contracorriente: I finished some diploma
One year after the decision in the case “Vicky Hernandez and Others vs Honduras” where the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (ICHR) ruled in favor
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