By Fernando Rodríguez Doval | Something is changing in Cuba. Something is moving. The sounds of freedom, shouting “Homeland and Life“, are heard in all corners of the Caribbean island. It is difficult to imagine what the spontaneous movement that has brought thousands of people to the streets could lead to, perhaps as never before […]
By Carlos Polo | On June 15, after weeks of deliberation, the Hungarian National Assembly passed a Law against Pedophilia. In its original form, the goal was to increase penalties for sex crimes involving minors, create a national database of sex offenders, and ban offenders from certain professions. The length of the penal sanctions varied […]
Fortaleza, in north-eastern Brazil, is the first city in the country to pass a municipal law that will celebrate the Billings Method Day, all of April 1, putting itself at the forefront of efforts to promote natural methods for responsible parenthood. The idea arose in 2018 from a dialogue between Ms. Lucia Studart, responsible for […]
A Law for Real and Effective Equality of Trans People was approved on Tuesday, June 29 by the Council of Ministers of Spain and provides that minors under 12 and 13 years of age can change their sex and name in the Civil Registry with a judicial authorization. From the age of 14, they will […]
